Though due to the limited storage you can't find a Recycle Bin folder under your Samsung phone system, there's a neat feature called Trash (or Recycle Bin in some Samsung Galaxy series) in Gallery app. The first solution you come up with should be to recover deleted videos from Recycle Bin. We've also elaborated how to recover deleted videos albums that you stored in microSD card in the end. The steps for video recovery below are almost the same, no matter which Samsung Galaxy phone you're holding: Samsung Galaxy S series (S8, S9, S10, S20, or newer), Note series (Note9, Note10, Note20, or newer), A series, Z series, M series or J series. Next, don't forget to set up an effective backup strategy after undeleting videos, which can cure the pain of data loss in the future. This post will explain how to recover deleted videos from Samsung Galaxy phone. If you've scoured the DCIM, Camera or Album folder but still can't get back the deleted or lost video files, you don't have to lose hope.
Any more video recovery tips?Īfter spending hours on capturing videos at a concert or saving rare video albums from Snapshot stories on your Samsung phone's Gallery app, it can be nerve-wracking to find that they're deleted or lost. I just recorded the videos recently so no backups are made in Google Photos. How to retrieve deleted videos on Samsung Galaxy phone? I've checked the Recycle Bin in Gallery app but only to find previously deleted photos. I have a Samsung Galaxy S10 and I accidentally deleted videos from Gallery app while transferring to a PC to free up space.
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