Compatibility & scope
Based on Samsung's US English e-manuals for 2020–2026 TVs, each shared by a model year, Samsung's UK/EU English e-manuals for 2018–2019 TV families (Kant-M2, Kant-S and Muse), and the EU English e-manual (BN81-28760C). The covers don't list every model. The 2018–2019 paths come only from the UK/EU manuals; 2017 models aren't covered. The manuals give the Network Status and IP Settings menu locations but don't describe each field on those screens, so this guide doesn't promise a particular field name for the address. Wired networking isn't supported on some models. Documentation reviewed; no TV hardware tested for this article.
In this guide
Where to find your Samsung TV’s IP address
Your Samsung TV’s network details are under Network Status, and its address settings are under IP Settings inside it. Open Network Status for your TV’s year, then select IP Settings.
| TV year | Path to Network Status |
|---|---|
| 2025–2026 | Home → left directional button → Settings → All Settings → Connections → Network → Network Status |
| 2023–2024 | Home → left directional button → Settings → All Settings → Connection → Network → Network Status |
| 2022 | Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Connection → Network → Network Status |
| 2018–2021 | Home → Settings → General → Network → Network Status |
The 2018–2019 path comes from Samsung’s UK/EU e-manuals.
Samsung’s manuals describe Network Status as showing the current network status (2018–2021 TVs add internet status). They don’t list every field on these screens. If you can’t find the address there, your router’s app or admin page usually lists connected devices with their addresses (that’s a router feature, not something Samsung’s manuals cover).
Read the address without changing anything
- Open Network Status using the path for your TV’s year.
- Select IP Settings.
- Note the TV’s own IP address. If an app asks for the TV’s address, use that one, not the router (gateway) or DNS server address.
You don’t need to change any values to read the address. Samsung’s manuals point to IP Settings mainly for one fix: checking the DNS setting when the TV reaches your home network but not the internet. Leave the values as they are unless you’re following that fix or instructions from whoever manages your network.
The IP address is the TV’s location on your home network. It isn’t the model code or serial number, and an app that asks for an IP address can’t find the TV from a model number.
If the TV isn’t connected
The TV only has an IP address on your network once it’s connected. Connect it first, and use the Samsung Wi-Fi guide if it won’t join your Wi-Fi.
If Network Status shows a connection to your home network but no internet, Samsung suggests two checks:
- Make sure the internet cable is plugged into the router’s (access point’s) external LAN port.
- Check the DNS setting in IP Settings.
If you’re setting up a phone remote
A remote app may need more than the address: usually the phone on the same Wi-Fi network as the TV, and permission on the TV. For Samsung’s own app, see using your phone as a Samsung TV remote.
Sources & scope
Pages 11, 259
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2026 The Frame (LS03HE); shared by that year’s TVs.
Pages 11, 252
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2025 QN90F; also listed for the U8000F and Q7F. Consulted: Checking the network connection status, and Network Issues (Connected to a local network, but not to the Internet).
Pages 10, 219
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2024 Q80D; also listed for the DU7200. Uses Connection rather than Connections.
Pages 10, 207
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2023 QN90C; also listed for the CU7000. Uses Connection rather than Connections.
Pages 11, 240
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2022 Q60B; shared by that year’s TVs. Paths start Home → Menu.
Pages 9, 178
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2021 AU8000; shared by that year’s TVs. Settings → General → Network → Network Status.
Pages 9, 126
View sourceSamsung US download for the 2020 TU7000; shared by that year’s TVs. Settings → General → Network → Network Status → IP Settings.
Pages 26, 142
View sourceSamsung UK download for the UE50RU7410U; the UK support pages also list it for 2019 R-series models such as the Q60R–Q950R. Settings → General → Network → Network Status; Network Issues gives Network Status → IP Settings and the DNS check. Icons checked visually.
Pages 25, 27
View sourceSamsung UK download for the QE65Q7FNAT; the UK support pages also list it for 2018 NU7/NU8 and Q6FN–Q9FN models and the 2019 Q900R. Network Status path, and Network Status → IP Settings in the connection troubleshooting. Icons checked visually on p25.
Pages 16, 18
View sourceSamsung UK download for the UE24N4300AE; the UK support pages also list it for the UE32N5300. Same paths as the 2018 manual. Icons checked visually on p16.
Pages 12, 286
Find your model’s manualOwner-supplied EU English e-manual; the model is not stated on its cover. This link opens Samsung’s model lookup, not the exact PDF.
These instructions are based on manufacturer documentation. They have not been device-tested for this guide.
Based on Samsung's US English e-manuals for 2020–2026 TVs, each shared by a model year, Samsung's UK/EU English e-manuals for 2018–2019 TV families (Kant-M2, Kant-S and Muse), and the EU English e-manual (BN81-28760C). The covers don't list every model. The 2018–2019 paths come only from the UK/EU manuals; 2017 models aren't covered. The manuals give the Network Status and IP Settings menu locations but don't describe each field on those screens, so this guide doesn't promise a particular field name for the address. Wired networking isn't supported on some models. Documentation reviewed; no TV hardware tested for this article.
Original Press Okay vector artwork; illustrative, not a Samsung interface screenshot.
