- Samsung expands One UI beyond phones and TVs to smart appliances, creating a consistent interface across devices for a more connected home.
- All eligible Wi-Fi appliances launched from 2024 will receive up to seven years of software updates, ensuring long-term security and functionality.
- Starting September 2025, updates will introduce Knox Matrix security, regional services like Samsung TV Plus in India, multi-language support, and a refreshed design for 2024 models.
In a recent development, Samsung expands One UI beyond smartphones and TVs, now bringing the same familiar interface to smart appliances. Your fridge, washing machine, and other connected home devices will run with the same software look and feel you already know from your Galaxy phone or TV.
Samsung is offering more than just rolling out a feature update—it is making a long-term commitment. All eligible Wi-Fi-enabled appliances from 2024 will receive seven years of updates, ensuring they remain secure, gain new features, and stay functional instead of becoming outdated after just a few years.
Samsung expands One UI to smart appliances for a unified home experience
By expanding One UI, Samsung aims to create a consistent look and feel across your entire home ecosystem. Rather than learning separate controls for each device, users now experience a unified interface—so the controls on your fridge will resemble those on your phone, making it simpler for everyone in the household to navigate.
SmartThings integration
With One UI, the appliances also tie deeper into SmartThings. That means you can manage your connected devices or use services like Family Care or Pet Care right from the screen on the appliance itself. No need to jump between apps.
Smarter features
Samsung is also adding AI functions. The AI Vision Inside on Family Hub refrigerators can now detect and recognize more kinds of food. The Bixby Voice ID makes devices respond differently based on who is speaking. So every family member gets a personalized experience.
September 2025 update
The rollout for these updates begins in September 2025. Owners of 2024 models will start seeing them. Here’s what’s included.
Better security
Samsung is extending its Knox Matrix security to appliances. Even your fridge and washer will have enterprise grade protection. A new feature called Trust Chain lets devices monitor the safety status of other devices in your home network.
Regional services
Samsung TV Plus is coming to more regions. For India, this is good news since it unlocks access to a wide range of free TV channels. On top of that, select washing machines are getting support for eight new Indian languages, making them easier to use across different households.
Refreshed design
The new user interface that shipped with 2025 appliances is now rolling back to 2024 models too. The design looks cleaner, more user-friendly, and Samsung is even tailoring region specific settings to make it more practical.
By expanding One UI, Samsung is shaping its smart home vision into something more connected and practical. With the promise of seven years of updates, your appliances won’t become outdated quickly. They will stay useful, secure and in line with your other Samsung devices.
This is not just a software update, it’s about building a consistent and reliable smart home system. The way Samsung expands One UI shows that the company wants your appliances to remain a central and secure part of everyday life.
