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Samsung Confirms New Amazon Freebie For Millions Of Galaxy Users

After sending out discount codes to Galaxy Z Fold 8 buyers, Samsung has also brought back its free Amazon Music offer, which appeared and disappeared quickly after the Galaxy S26 launch, for millions of Galaxy phone and tablet buyers.

Read on for more and don’t forget to subscribe to my free newsletter for the latest freebies and deal updates. If you’re running an older Galaxy phone, read here for details on the upcoming One UI 9 update and which phones will get it.

Samsung Gives Away Amazon Music To Millions Of Galaxy Users

Samsung is once again offering three months of Amazon Music Unlimited free with select Galaxy purchases, and if that sounds familiar, it’s because we’ve been here before. I spotted this exact offer live on the Galaxy S26 Ultra’s page back in May, only for it to quietly disappear days later with no explanation (yes, I asked).

It may have been prematurely added to Samsung’s site at the time, because a Samsung press release this week confirms that Amazon Music is now preinstalled across several devices. New Amazon Music subscribers using a Galaxy tablet or phone are eligible for three months of ad-free music, podcasts and one audiobook a month, for free.

The offer is showing up on pages for Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 8, Galaxy Tab S11, but like Samsung’s previous free Perplexity Pro offer it may be widely available across older Galaxy phones.

To claim it, head to the Galaxy App store on your Samsung phone and download Amazon Music. Once installed, the offer will appear. You will have to give it your payment details to claim the freebie.

Be warned: the app will auto-charge you once the three months is up, so make sure you set a note in your calendar for the expiry date to avoid paying if you don’t want to keep the service.

Every Current Samsung Galaxy Freebie Worth Claiming

Samsung, of course, also gives away several other software trials for free if you own a Galaxy device. Here’s what you can claim right now:

  • 3 months of Amazon Music Unlimited
  • 6 months of SiriusXM
  • 2 months of Adobe Lightroom
  • 30-day free trial of ArcSite
  • LumaFusion’s 30-Day Creator Pass
  • A 30-day trial of Samsung Health powered by iFit
  • 6 weeks of ABCmouse
  • 1 year of Goodnotes Full Version

None of these require any special code, they’re bundled automatically with an eligible purchase, though several are restricted to new subscribers only, so check the fine print before assuming you qualify.

Also, some of these are only redeemable through the Galaxy Store, so download the app first if you want to be sure you can actually claim everything.

It’s also worth pointing out that British Galaxy device buyers are being offered three months of Samsung Care+ free, something missing entirely from the U.S. site.

Samsung Has Had Way Better Freebies In The Past

The pre-RAM crisis and belt tightening days saw far better freebies than what’s on offer from Samsung right now.

Back in 2023 and 2024, U.K. buyers had the Samsung “Boost” program that gave away a year’s free subscription to Disney+, alongside shorter trials to Deezer, YouTube Premium, Google Play Pass, Microsoft 365, Readly and Calm. An all-star cast of freebies that came just before Samsung ended Boost in 2024.

What replaced it in the U.S. last year was narrower but still solid: Galaxy flagship buyers got a mix of 50% off LumaFusion with a Storyblocks trial, three months of Peacock Premium, six months of SiriusXM, two months of Adobe Lightroom, an ArcSite trial, alongside Peacock, SiriusXM and six months of Gemini Advanced.

The big giveaway was one-year of Perplexity Pro for all U.S. Galaxy phone, tablet and TV users, worth $200. That offer ended at the start of the year. With the recent press release it looks like the Amazon Music deal is Samsung’s headline freebie for 2026, but we’ll have to see what else the Korean company has up its sleeve for later in the year.

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