Samsung Test Lab on Cloud

A Samsung test lab, also called a Samsung device lab or Galaxy test lab, is a set of real Samsung Galaxy devices that developers and QA teams use over the internet to test apps and websites. Samsung runs its own, called Remote Test Lab, for Samsung Developer members. TestMu AI lets you test on Samsung Galaxy devices as part of its real device cloud, next to iPhones, Pixels and other Android brands.

Sign in with a Samsung Developer account, choose a Galaxy device and OS version, set how long you need it, and select Start. The device opens in the Remote Test Lab web client in your browser, where you can install an APK and control the screen. Each reservation uses credits: Samsung gives 20 credits a day, and one credit covers 15 minutes.

Yes. Samsung Remote Test Lab is free of charge for Samsung Developer members, within a daily allowance of 20 credits. TestMu AI's real device plans start at $39 a month, billed annually, as listed on the pricing page.

Samsung Remote Test Lab is a free, Samsung-only service: you reserve a Galaxy phone, tablet or watch, or a Samsung TV, with daily credits and work on it through a web client. TestMu AI's Samsung test lab is a cloud lab priced per parallel session, inside a remote test lab of 10,000+ real devices. For a free manual session on a Galaxy Watch or Samsung TV, Samsung's own lab is the right place.

TestMu AI puts Samsung Galaxy devices in the same account as iPhones, iPads and other Android brands, with network throttling, geolocation, Appium and Espresso automation, and CI/CD integrations.

The Samsung testing lab has real Galaxy phones, tablets and foldables on Android 9 to Android 17. They include the Galaxy S8 through the Galaxy S26 Ultra, the Galaxy Z Fold4, Fold7, Fold8 and Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S4 to Tab S9 Ultra, and Galaxy A, M and Note phones. The list of real devices shows every model and OS version, including the Galaxy S26 series.

Yes. TestMu AI runs Appium and Espresso tests on real Samsung Galaxy devices, in parallel, from Jenkins, GitHub Actions and other CI/CD tools. Each run records video, and you can switch on device logs and network logs. The mobile app automation testing page covers the supported frameworks.

No. Samsung Remote Test Lab and TestMu AI's Samsung test lab both run in the browser, so there is no lab app or APK to install on your computer. The only file you upload is the build of the app you want to test, as shown in the real device app testing guide.

Yes. TestMu AI offers SIM-enabled Samsung Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S23, S24, S25 and S25 Ultra, for OTP, two-factor and SMS testing on carriers in the USA, India and Ireland. Samsung Remote Test Lab devices have no SIM cards, so calls and messages cannot be tested there. The SIM on real devices guide lists the supported devices.