08-05-2018 06:44 AM in
Smart HomeHello everybody,
I own several Samsung devices in my home and we all love to control and monitor each of them using our smartphone. I always used the Samsung SmartHome app for iOS but recently I came across with a similar app called Samsung SmartThings (also known as Samsung Connect).
Both apps seem to do the same thing. The Samsung SmartThings app seems more polished and modern looking.
What is actually the difference between the two apps ?
Why is Samsung keeping two different apps for the same purpose ?
Is Samsung SmartHome considered "legacy" and Samsung SmartThings is the new app ?
Thanks!
16-05-2018 10:52 AM in
Smart HomeHey @iosifmila
The Smartthings app is also used alongside out Smartthings items, such as light bulbs, door locks/bells, etc.
You can add your TV, washing machine and other appliances to the Smartthings app so it's all in one place.
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28-01-2020
09:25 PM
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29-01-2020
08:38 AM
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I like and tried both of them I use the applications both one for private and the other in our company
06-03-2020 09:45 PM in
Smart HomeI will love to know the difference between the two apps because I never knew Samsung has 2 different apps Samsung SmartHome app and SmartThings app
19-07-2020 03:36 AM in
Smart HomeI'm with you Collins9; As far as I'm concerned, not one response to the original question was written with clarity. Further, that Samsung doesn't monitor this forum, or provide readily accessible answers to what should be a basic question in ones mind upon observing that there is more than one application available for rendering and utilization, adds to my growing unease with with regard to relying on Samsung as dependable. I suspect that Samsung is loosing touch with their customer base which is chipping away at Good Will, the intangible asset with a relatively calculable monetary value, and are spending excessive resources myopically zeroing in on the infamous bottom line; the line that many times is misleading due often to incomplete, and frequently times incongruent informational feeds, as to whether or not the viability of remaining a going-concern remains an prudent option or not. It's a sad state of affairs. Well, moving on to orher areas of the WWW in my pursuit of a sufficient and logical answer to the question of, "What is the difference between the SmartThings app and permissions, compared to the seemingly older app called "Smart Home."
01-01-2021 07:46 PM in
Smart HomeI would like to know too. I just add that the answer remains as one of the unanswered question in this universe.
16-01-2021 12:02 AM in
Smart HomeI did a little exploring too. According to the description on Google Play, Smartthings is the updated replacement for Smart Home and everyone should be migrating to that app as Smart Home is no longer being updated. It was last updated in July whereas Smartthings was updated in December. Smart Home will eventually fade away into oblivion.