Samsung to launch 'subscription' for Galaxy phones

Samsung will soon let you rent its phones instead of buying them
Samsung may allow you to rent out the Samsung Galaxy S25 and other phone models through its smartphone subscription service.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
Samsung to offer 'subscription' service for Galaxy phones, but it's not what you think
Samsung's vice chair confirmed in a CES press conference that it is expanding its AI Subscription Club to Galaxy phones.
New Samsung Galaxy phones launch later this month. Reserve now to save $50
CNN Underscored editors are turning our attention to all of the latest gear and gadgets out of CES 2025. On top of everything else Samsung is announcing, the brand is also gearing up for its latest Unpacked event later on in January.
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A new report claims that Samsung is working on a tri-fold smartphone that will launch before the end of this year.
Samsung is rolling out a smartphone subscription next month
According to ETNews, Samsung Electronics vice chairman Han Jong-hee has confirmed that the company’s AI Subscription Club, which launched last December for some of Samsung’s home appliances in South Korea, will soon roll out to both Galaxy phones and the upcoming Ballie AI robot.
Samsung Offers the Galaxy Z Flip 6 for as Low as $200 With Trade-In Before the Launch of Their New Smartphones
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 is on sale. Right now, you can get the sixth generation flippable smartphone for $150 off. The online exclusive colors of crafted black, peach, and white along with yellow are all also going for an extra $100 off.
Samsung Galaxy S25 expected to launch this month — and these 3 things will determine if the phones are upgrade-worthy
Reportedly, the Snapdragon 8 Elite is not an inexpensive addition to smartphones. Throw in higher costs for components overall and political unrest in Samsung's home country of South Korea, and a lot of analysts expect prices to rise for the Galaxy S25 compared to recent Samsung flagships.
Samsung to launch ‘subscription’ for Galaxy phones as soon as next month
According to news out of CES 2025, Samsung is reportedly planning to introduce a new “AI subscription” ahead of
Samsung Introduces Smartphone Subscriptions — Here’s What to Expect
Samsung is shaking up the smartphone industry by introducing a subscription-based model for its Galaxy phones. Launching in February 2025, the initiative will allow customers to rent smartphones instead of purchasing them outright.
Samsung Offers Pre-Reservations for Galaxy S25 Phones With Benefits, Including Up to $1,250 in Savings
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Samsung is launching a hardware subscription plan like the one Apple canceled
Samsung will introduce a hardware subscription model that might cover devices like the Galaxy S25 and other products.
MagSafe-like charging will come to Google and Samsung phones this year
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Samsung's Paid Subscription Coming to AI-Powered Smartphones: Will It Expand Outside South Korea?
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Samsung has too many phones, and we pay the price
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Some Samsung phones now have satellite messaging in the U.S. Here’s how to get it
Some Samsung phones are beginning to have the option to use satellite messaging. However, the list is limited so far.
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Samsung's new phones will be announced on January 22, with even more AI
The company seems set to release its latest flagship phones – but will they give up photography improvements for AI gains?