The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with a handful of freebies. (Photo by Firdous Nazir/Nurphoto through … more
Samsung ended the over-general rewards system, known as “Samsung Boost”, last year. However, with the arrival of the Galaxy S25 series, including the new S25 EDGE, the company brings back freebies to Galaxy phone buyers.
The difference between the push system and this is that the new bid is available to American Galaxy Phone Buyers while the push was limited to the UK
Like the standard with Samsung’s freebies, the American design is not as generous as the boost program was, but there are some decent freebies here sweeping the deal when it comes to buying a Galaxy phone. It is also specifically for the phone.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 Buyers will get the following free.
- 50% off Lumafusion and 30 -day free trial in Storyblocks
- 3 months peacock premium
- 6 months Siriusxm
- 2 months of Adobe Lightroom
- Free 30 -day trial on Arcsite
The Galaxy S25 Ultra and the S25 Edge get the following free.
- 3 months peacock premium
- 6 months Siriusxm
- 6 months Gemini Advanced
The Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra gets all of the above, along with an annual subscription to Goodnotes.
Samsung may have more freebies up to her sleeve this summer
Galaxy Z Fold 7 can come with more freebies this summer. Photographer: Seongjoon Cho/Bloomberg
These are solid, long freebies. Particularly the Galaxy Z Fold 6, which is clearly adapted to the large foldable screen of the device. But they do not fit enough for the final list of free subscriptions of the Samsung UK Boost Program, which included Deezer, YouTube Premium, Google Play Pass, Microsoft 365, EINCY, Calm and much more.
This may change as they heard closer to the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Fold 7 release this summer. But it is not uncommon for British buyers to provide free devices and services with their Galaxy purchases. Last year, Samsung gave a free Chromebook with Galaxy S24 purchases, free tablet, free galaxy buds 3 Pro and free galaxy watch.
If you are a US buyer who feels hard from, take some comfort to the fact that Samsung’s US commercial pricing exceeds its valuations in Europe and the United Kingdom, for example, Samsung will pay £ 263 ($ 347.00) for a used Galaxy S22 Ultra Samsung reports that buyers in Europe prefer a freebie for a trade, but this may change with the arrival of these free subscriptions.
