Samsung TV

Your Ring doorbell and cameras
on a Samsung TV.

There’s no Ring app for Samsung TVs. There are two ways to get every camera and doorbell on yours anyway — one costs nothing and takes five minutes.

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Nine Ring cameras — pool, front walk, driveway, deck, back yard and side gate — live on a wall-mounted Samsung TV

Any Samsung, any year. The TV’s own browser, or Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, or Roku in an HDMI port.

Samsung doesn’t make a Ring app, and Ring doesn’t make a Samsung app. Video Wall runs on the TV two ways.

The TV's browser

Nothing to buy. Five minutes.

Open the Internet app
Go to app.videowalllive.com
Pair it with your phone
Every camera, live

A streamer in HDMI

The native app — the better seat.

Apple TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku, Chromecast
Works on any Samsung, any age
Smoother with more cameras
The remote's buttons do things

Either way

The wall is the same on both.

Every camera and doorbell.

Live, all at once, on the big screen.

How to watch Ring on a Samsung TV with nothing to buy.

Your Samsung has a web browser. The wall runs in it.

Open the Internet app on your Samsung TV.

It’s the TV’s own web browser, on the home bar with the other apps.

A smart TV's app row with the Internet browser tile selected

Go to app.videowalllive.com and choose Pair with a code.

The TV shows a QR code and an 8-character code. Leave this screen up.

The TV browser showing an 8-character pairing code and a QR code, with a phone scanning it

Scan the QR code with your phone and start the free trial.

It opens Video Wall Live in the Ring Appstore. Tap Start Free Trial and sign in to Ring if asked.

Type the code from the TV and tap Pair TV.

That links the browser on the TV to your Ring account.

Your wall opens.

Every camera and doorbell on the account, live on the Samsung. It stays up until you close the browser.

A Samsung TV showing nine Ring cameras live in a grid in the TV's web browser

Older Samsung? If the browser won’t play live video, it’s too old for it — the streamer route below works on every set. Full walkthrough: Video Wall in a web browser.

Or plug in a streamer and get the app.

Samsung’s software isn’t involved, so this works on any Samsung with a spare HDMI port.

Pick a streamer

Any of the four. The wall is identical on all of them.

Apple TV 4K — the most powerful
Fire TV Stick — the cheapest
Roku or Chromecast — in between

Install Video Wall

From the streamer's own store.

App Store, Amazon Appstore,
Google Play or the Roku Channel Store

Pair with Ring

Open it and the TV shows an 8-character code.

Enter it on your phone
Every camera and doorbell appears live

The streamers we recommend

All four platforms run Video Wall and the wall looks the same on each. What changes is how many cameras stay smooth at once, so these are the ones we’d suggest — fastest first.

Our scores, out of 10 — performance is how many cameras stay smooth at once, value is what you get for the money.

Apple TV 4K (4th generation)Pre-order · Nov 13Our pickThe newest and most powerful box here — holds the most cameras smoothly and sits closest to live.9.5Performance6.5ValueView on Amazon ↗

Fire TV CubeAmazon's fastest, with Alexa built in. Comfortable with a full wall.9.0Performance7.0ValueView on Amazon ↗

Fire TV Stick 4K MaxThe quickest Fire TV stick — a good middle if the Cube is more than you need.8.0Performance8.5ValueView on Amazon ↗

Google TV Streamer 4KThe pick for a Google household, and the successor to the Chromecast.7.5Performance7.5ValueView on Amazon ↗

Fire TV Stick HDThe least expensive way in. Fine for a handful of cameras on an HD set.6.0Performance9.5ValueView on Amazon ↗

Roku UltraRoku's fastest — wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi 6, and the one to pick for a full wall on Roku.7.0Performance7.0ValueView on Amazon ↗

Roku Streaming Stick HDRoku's entry stick — cheap and simple, and a few seconds behind live.5.5Performance9.0ValueView on Amazon ↗

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Common questions.

Is there a Ring app for Samsung smart TVs?

No. Ring doesn’t publish a TV app for any platform, and there’s nothing to download on Tizen. What works is Video Wall, a multi‑camera app available in the Ring Appstore — either in the Samsung’s own Internet browser, or as a native app on a streaming device plugged into the TV.

How do I connect my Ring doorbell to my Samsung TV?

Nothing is wired. Open the Internet app on the TV, go to app.videowalllive.com, and pair it with your phone in about five minutes — the steps are above. Or plug an Apple TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku or Chromecast into an HDMI port and install Video Wall on that. Either way the doorbell gets its own live tile beside every camera on the account.

Can I see my Ring doorbell on my Samsung TV without buying anything?

Yes, if the TV’s browser is reasonably current — sets from the last several years are. Open Internet, go to app.videowalllive.com, pair, done. On an older Samsung the browser may be too old to play live video; a Fire TV Stick in an HDMI port is the fix, and it gives you the native app besides.

What about SmartThings?

SmartThings is Samsung’s own route on 2022-and-later sets: link your Ring account and the TV can show one camera when you ask, or pop the doorbell up when it rings. It’s a quick peek, not a wall, and it only exists on newer Samsungs. Video Wall shows every camera at once and works alongside it — keep both.

Browser or streamer — which should I use?

The browser costs nothing and takes five minutes, so start there. A streamer is the better seat: the native app is smoother with more cameras on screen, the remote’s buttons do things, and it works on any Samsung of any age. A Fire TV Stick is the cheapest, an Apple TV 4K the most powerful — compare them here.

Does my Samsung TV need to be new?

For the streamer route, no — a ten-year-old set with a spare HDMI port gets the same wall as a new one, because the streamer does all the work. For the browser route the set needs a browser current enough for live video, which rules out only the oldest smart TVs.

Why isn't my Ring doorbell showing on my Samsung TV?

If you mean the pop-up when someone rings, that’s SmartThings — it needs a 2022-or-later Samsung, your Ring account linked in the SmartThings app on the TV, and its notifications on. Video Wall doesn’t depend on any of that: open the wall in the Internet browser or on a streamer and the doorbell is simply there, live, all the time.

Not a Samsung? Your Ring doorbell on any TV has every brand.

Every camera.
Your Samsung.

Video Wall integrates with Ring devices and is available in the Ring Appstore.