Samsung Galaxy deal gets you a FREE pair of Galaxy buds with your next 5G phone
EVERYONE loves a free gift, and Samsung’s new Christmas promotion delivers exactly that.
The tech giant has launched a festive Samsung Galaxy deal, offering the company’s own Galaxy buds for free if you pick up a new 5G device.
The offer means that if you pick up a new Samsung Galaxy A90 5G, S10 5G or Note 10+ 5G, you can get a free pair of Galaxy buds just by claiming through Samsung’s website.
- Find the ‘free Galaxy buds with selected Galaxy 5G device’ offer – here
It’s a two-step process: first you’ll need to purchase your chosen device. Once you have, you should head to this page and click “Claim Now”.
Upload your proof of purchase and claim within 30 days of the purchase itself – then Samsung will verify and send you your Galaxy buds.
The deal is live now and ends on December 25, making it a true Christmas offer.
What are Samsung’s Galaxy buds?
Galaxy buds are Samsung’s answer to Apple’smuch-loved Airpods.
They retail at around £115, so it’s quite the free gift to include, and they’re designed to be used with Samsung Galaxy devices.
The stylish in-ear buds are Bluetooth enabled and make use of technology from audio specialists AKG.
Not only that, they feature a tap-to-activate ambient noise mode – useful if you don’t want to be completely shut off from the outside world.
Like all good Bluetooth earbuds, the Galaxy buds can also connect to additional Bluetooth-enabled devices (like smartwatches).
- Find the ‘free Galaxy buds with selected Galaxy 5G device’ offer – here
And once you’ve chosen your 5G device, you can look forward to using the buds with your A90, S10 or Note 10+.
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