Samsung hasn’t even announced the new Galaxy S25 series of phones yet but you can already save money on one if you are quick.
Samsung’s highly anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event is almost here, scheduled to take place on 22 January. The firm is expected to unveil the Galaxy S25 series, and you can both save money and win big by registering your interest on the official site.
By registering on Samsung UK or Samsung US website, you can get a chance to win £500/$5,000 Samsung Credit.
You can also answer a few quick questions to get a guaranteed £50/$50 voucher to spend on your new Galaxy product – aka the Galaxy S25.
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 lineup is expected to feature four models: the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, Galaxy S25 Ultra and the brand-new Galaxy S25 Slim.
With minor design tweaks, the S25 and S25+ might retain their respective 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch displays. Meanwhile, the S25 Ultra may sport a larger 6.9-inch display and an upgraded 50Mp ultra-wide camera.
The Galaxy S25 Slim, on the other hand, could be Samsung’s shot to be the first to release a super-slim phone, ahead of the rumoured iPhone 17 Air.
Under the hood, the series will likely be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, designed for cutting-edge generative AI capabilities. This year, Samsung is expected to highlight AI-driven enhancements, particularly in photography and multitasking.
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With less than a week until the official launch, now is the ideal time to act.
Registering not only secures your spot as one of the first owners of Samsung’s latest flagship but also unlocks exclusive discounts and chances to win substantial Samsung Credit.
Mark your calendars for 22 January and get ready to watch the Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event.
Author: Artur Tomala, Mobile Writer, Tech Advisor
Artur is a Mobile Writer at Tech Advisor, where he covers a range of smartphone, tablet and smartwatch-related topics. He has been working in the tech industry since 2021, including time spent leading a team focused on mobile news, reviews and product rankings. As an ambassador for the productivity app Notion, he runs training workshops and creates advanced templates to help people stay organised and productive.