Using a Samsung Smart TV means subscribing to streaming services to be able to watch a variety of video content. You can install almost any streaming service on the Samsung Smart TV, so because people are not limited in their choice, they often change them. There are enough reasons for this, there is not enough content of interest, and sometimes the cost of subscription rises, and users do not want to overpay.

HBO Max is a huge new streaming platform with more than enough content. Subscription costs just about a week ago went up, with an ad-free subscription now costing $15.99. Subscriptions with ads are unchanged at $9.99. If you decide to unsubscribe and no longer watch HBO Max video content on Samsung TV, you can do so easily.

What to do to unsubscribe from HBO Max on Samsung TV?

Many people sign up for a trial subscription to see if the content is right for them on this streaming service. When the trial period ends, you need to cancel the subscription if you don’t want to pay and continue to use it. To do this on Samsung TV, select your TV model and follow the next steps.

Unsubscribe from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2017-2021 models:

• The first step to unsubscribing from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2017-2021 models is to open settings.
• Then after that, select General.
• The next step needs to go to System Manager.
• Next, select Samsung Account.
• Then you need to log in to your account using your usernames.
• After that, go to My Account and select Subscriptions.
• Then select the HBO Max subscription and cancel it.

Unsubscribe from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2016 models:

• The first step to unsubscribing from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2016 models is to open the settings.
• Then after that, select System.
• Next step, you need to select Samsung Account and sign in.
• After that, select the payment information option.
• Then you need to open the Purchase History section.
• Then select your HBO Max subscription to cancel it.

Unsubscribe from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2015 models:

• The first step to unsubscribing from HBO Max on Samsung TV 2015 models is to open the Menu.
• Then after that, open Smart Hub.
• Next step, you need to select Samsung Account and sign in.
• After that, select the payment information option.
• Then you need to open the Purchase History section.
• Then select your HBO Max subscription to cancel it.

After these steps, you will not be able to watch video content on HBO Max. But you can subscribe again at your convenience. After these steps, you will not be able to watch video content on HBO Max. But you can subscribe again at your convenience.

What to do to cancel HBO Max on Samsung TV using the website?

You can also cancel your HBO Max subscription using the browser on your Samsung TV or another device. This method is suitable for those who, for some reason, do not use the application of this streaming service. So to cancel HBO Max on Samsung TV using the website, you need to follow these steps:

• The first step to unsubscribing from HBO Max on Samsung TV using your browser is to open the HBO Max website.
• Next, log in to your HBO Max account.
• After that, click the Profile icon in the top right corner of the page.
• Next, you need to select Payment Information.
• Then click Unsubscribe.
• You will then need to confirm your actions.

After these steps, the streaming service will no longer automatically charge for the subscription.

What to do to delete the HBO Max app on Samsung TV?

You can delete the app if you cancel your subscription to the HBO Max streaming service. To do so, you need to follow these steps:

• The first step to deleting the HBO Max app on Samsung TV is to press the Home button.
• Then you need to open the Apps section.
• After that, click on the gear icon at the top right corner to open Settings.
• Then the next step is to select the HBO Max app and click Delete.
• After that, select Delete again to confirm your actions.

After these steps, the app will not appear on your Samsung TV. If you need to watch content using this streaming service again, you will need to install it again.