Samsung Confirms New Amazon Freebie For Millions Of Galaxy Users - Forbes

What the report says

Forbes reports that Samsung has restored a promotional Amazon Music offer for Galaxy users after a similar deal briefly appeared on the Galaxy S26 Ultra purchase page in May and then disappeared without explanation. According to Forbes contributor Janhoi McGregor, Samsung is now offering three free months of Amazon Music Unlimited to eligible users of select Galaxy phones and tablets, with the service preinstalled across several devices following a recent Samsung announcement.

The reported offer is aimed at new Amazon Music subscribers using Galaxy devices. Forbes says it is appearing on pages for models including the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Galaxy Tab S11, and may also be available more broadly to some older Galaxy phones, similar to earlier Samsung software promotions. To redeem it, users are directed to install Amazon Music from the Galaxy Store; Forbes notes that payment details are required and that the subscription will renew automatically after the free period unless canceled.

Forbes also lists other current Galaxy-related trials, including SiriusXM, Adobe Lightroom, ArcSite, LumaFusion, Samsung Health powered by iFit, ABCmouse and Goodnotes, with some offers limited to new subscribers or redeemable through the Galaxy Store. The article adds that U.K. buyers are being offered three months of Samsung Care+, which Forbes says is not shown on Samsung’s U.S. site.

The development matters because bundled digital subscriptions have become part of Samsung’s device-marketing strategy, though Forbes notes the current promotions appear less generous than past packages such as the former U.K. Boost program and earlier U.S. offers including Perplexity Pro.