While you might remember Pandora as the internet radio station service, it's actually a much more interesting and versatile service than a lot of folks give it credit for. For those with older sets, what you can access something called Pandora.
While Spotify still has the crown for music streaming apps though, you'll only find it on Samsung smart TVs post-2015. With over 40 million songs, and thousands more added every day, this is the most cohesive music streaming service out there. Here you can sign into your Spotify account and access all of the same songs, playlists, and library as you would on your laptop or smartphone. The first major player in music streaming, and a go-to app for anyone wanting to play or find music through your TV. If a DIY video streaming service sounds like a lot of work and a less-than-ideal experience, it will surprise you to know that PLEX has really improved in the last few years making it ultra-easy to setup and incredibly versatile as a streaming service. There are no monthly fees for the base version of the app, which allows you to build and maintain your own local video server. So why install PLEX if you have Hulu, Netflix, Amazon or any of the other streaming services on this list? Because PLEX is free. That said, while PLEX is available on nearly every device, it looks darn good on Samsung Smart TVs. Instead of streaming videos from a service, PLEX allows you to curate a collection of your own on a media server and stream it to whichever device you want. Our next pick is a little different from the other smart TV apps on this list. Just be warned that no matter which tier you end up subscribing to, a small number of shows and series will still display ads – even when you're on the service's premium tier. What really sells us on Hulu, though, is its exclusive offerings that includes shows like The Mindy Project, Bob's Burgers, and The Handmaid's Tale. Now, you can subscribe to a cheaper tier that keeps commercials, a more robust premium tier that cuts out commercials or the Hulu with Live TV bundle that offers limited commercials for on-demand content plus some live TV channels.
It had previously offered two tiers, a free service supported by ads and a limited pool of content, and a paid service which offers an expanded selection (on which ads are still present). When Hulu finally updated its subscription tiers in 2017, it brought the service into line with competitors Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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