Samsung is offering customers the opportunity to pre-order the upcoming Galaxy S24 series smartphones and receive a $50 credit. The company recently announced that the next Unpacked event will take place on January 17th, during which it plans to unveil the new devices. By pre-ordering the Galaxy S24, customers can receive a $50 credit by providing their name and email address on Samsung’s website.
However, there are a few conditions worth noting. In order to be eligible for the credit, customers must place a pre-order using the same email address they provided during the reservation process, and they must be committed to purchasing the device. Unfortunately, the $50 credit cannot be used after the purchase; it must be used during the purchase of the reserved device. It is worth noting that the credit cannot be applied to the cost of the phone alone, but it can be used to purchase other eligible products in Samsung’s online store.
Although the specific list of eligible products has not been disclosed, in the past Samsung has allowed customers to use the credit to purchase items such as wireless earbud sets or smartphone cases. As for the features of the Galaxy S24 series, details are still speculative. Rumors suggest that the devices may include Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chips with AI acceleration, and the S24 Ultra may have a titanium casing reminiscent of the iPhone 15 Pro, an improved 50MP 5x telephoto camera, and 4K 120fps recording.
To confirm these rumors and learn the full range of features, interested customers can tune into Samsung’s live stream on January 17th at 10:00 PT / 13:00 ET.
Source: www.samsung.com
FAQ
Who is Samsung?
Samsung is a Korean electronics company that manufactures a variety of products, including smartphones, televisions, refrigerators, and more.
How can I pre-order the Galaxy S24?
You can pre-order the Galaxy S24 by visiting Samsung’s website and providing your name and email address.
What can the $50 credit be used for?
The $50 credit can be used to purchase other eligible products in Samsung’s online store.
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www.samsung.com
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