How To Install Samsung Messages On Samsung Galaxy S25 / S25 Ultra

If you're using a Samsung Galaxy S25 or S25 Ultra and want to switch to Samsung Messages instead of the default Google Messages, this video will walk you through exactly how to install or re-enable it. Samsung Messages is the native texting app designed specifically for Galaxy devices, offering a clean and simple interface with support for SMS, MMS, and useful features like message scheduling and dual SIM compatibility. While many Galaxy phones now come with Google Messages pre-installed and set as default, Samsung Messages is still available through the Galaxy Store if you'd like to switch back. To get started, open the Galaxy Store on your device. This is Samsung’s own app marketplace and it comes pre-installed on all Galaxy smartphones. Once inside the Galaxy Store, tap the search icon located at the top right corner of the screen. In the search bar, type in "Samsung Messages" and wait for the results to appear. If the app is not currently installed on your phone, you’ll see an option to install it. Tap the install button and wait a few moments for the process to complete. If the app is already installed but was disabled, you will instead see an option to enable it. Tap enable and the app will be reactivated. Once Samsung Messages is installed or enabled, go ahead and open it from your app drawer. To make it your default messaging app, your device may prompt you to set it as the default the first time you open it. If not, you can manually set it by going to Settings, then Apps, then tapping Choose default apps, and selecting SMS app. From there, select Samsung Messages from the list. After this step, Samsung Messages will handle all your text messaging going forward, and you'll be able to enjoy the familiar Samsung-style interface and features. Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:14 Open Galaxy Store and search for Samsung Messages 0:49 Install or enable the app 1:01 Set as default messaging app 1:07 Conclusion Hashtags: #SamsungMessages #GalaxyS25 #S25Ultra #SamsungTips #MessagingApp #GalaxyStore #SMSApp #SamsungGalaxy #AndroidTips #TechTutorial