Check the firmware version on your SmartThings Hub

Your SmartThings Hub receives firmware updates to enhance performance and security. To check your hub’s firmware version, you can use either the SmartThings app or the SmartThings Classic app on your Galaxy phone or tablet. Both methods allow you to view detailed hub information, including current firmware version, to ensure your device is up to date.
A Samsung SmartThings hub placed on a desk beside a notebook and pencil
A Samsung SmartThings hub placed on a desk beside a notebook and pencil

Check the firmware version on your SmartThings Hub

How would you like to check your hub's firmware version?
Check the hub's firmware version using SmartThings
Check the hub's firmware version using SmartThings Classic
Check the hub's firmware version using SmartThings
1
Select the hub's location in SmartThings.
Open the SmartThings app, and then tap the Location drop-down menu from the top left, then select the location of your Hub.
Select the hub's location in SmartThings.
Open the SmartThings app, and then tap the Location drop-down menu from the top left, then select the location of your Hub.
2
Check the hub's firmware version.
Tap the name of your hub on the bottom of the hub tile, and then tap More Options (three vertical dots) in the upper right corner. Tap Information to see the firmware version.
Check the hub's firmware version.
Tap the name of your hub on the bottom of the hub tile, and then tap More Options (three vertical dots) in the upper right corner. Tap Information to see the firmware version.
Check the hub's firmware version using SmartThings Classic
1
Navigate to the hub's location in SmartThings.
Open the SmartThings app, and then tap the Location drop-down menu from the top left, then select the location of your Hub.
Navigate to the hub's location in SmartThings.
Open the SmartThings app, and then tap the Location drop-down menu from the top left, then select the location of your Hub.
2
Check the hub's firmware version.

Tap Menu (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner again, 

Tap the name of your hub on the bottom of the hub tile, and then tap Hub is Online to see the hub's firmware version.

Check the hub's firmware version.

Tap Menu (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner again, 

Tap the name of your hub on the bottom of the hub tile, and then tap Hub is Online to see the hub's firmware version.

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