Samsung has started rolling out its Tizen 9 update, known as One UI Tizen, to select 2023 TV models in more regions, including the QN90C Neo QLED in Europe. This update introduces a refreshed user interface that aligns more closely with Samsung’s One UI design seen on its smartphones. The update brings a cleaner look with redesigned fonts, pop-ups, icons, and settings menus, promoting consistency between TVs and mobile devices. However, the new design makes UI elements appear smaller than in previous versions, which can be problematic on smaller TVs or from greater viewing distances. Samsung anticipated this and offers a solution through an accessibility setting that enlarges fonts and icons. Although the customization is limited to a default size or a single larger option, it effectively addresses readability issues for most users. For those awaiting the update on their 2023 or 2024 Samsung TVs, the rollout has been slower and less predictable than expected, with availability varying even among users with the same model in the same country. Users can manually check for updates by navigating to the settings menu. Meanwhile, Samsung’s 2026 TV models will come with a more advanced version of One UI Tizen, emphasizing AI features to enhance user experience. Availability details for these models can be found at local retailers.
How can you fix the small UI in Samsung’s One UI Tizen TV update?
