The first ‘Galaxy Unpacked’ event was announced by Samsung just a few hours ago, and just like last year, the company is giving another reason for customers to wait for its upcoming flagship series; by offering a $50 credit just for reserving any one of the Galaxy S24 models. For those who do not know, Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra on January 17. There are several conditions given on the reserve page, and we recommend checking out some details below:
“For a limited time, reserve the latest Galaxy device(s) on Samsung.com or in the Shop Samsung App and receive a $50 Samsung Credit ("Reservation Gift”) when you preorder and purchase the reserved device. Pre-order and purchase required. The Reservation Gift cannot be applied to the pre-ordered device(s) and must be used at the time of pre-order purchase towards purchasing additional eligible products on Samsung.com or in the Shop Samsung App.
Reservation Gift will be applied automatically when you use the same email address during Reserve and Pre-Order Periods. Reservation Gift is a one-time use e-certificate; when first used, any value not used is lost and must be used at the time of purchase. The Gift is non-transferable and limited to 1 per Qualifying Purchase. If you return or cancel your purchase, the discount will be forfeit.”
Samsung will likely open up pre-orders for the Galaxy S24 lineup immediately after the three models have officially been announced, and early adopters will be rewarded with several bonuses for picking any one of these up. The freebies and discounts, coupled with the $50 credit, will add up to give you one heck of a bundled offer, which is the ideal gift to kick off 2024 with. However, be warned that the $50 credit will expire after a limited time, and since the date has not been mentioned, we advise customers to take advantage of this deal as early as possible.
About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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