Samsung Smartphone Subscription is Rolling Out Next Month AI Features Will be Free For 2025 End All Details

Samsung appears to be ready to roll out its AI subscription club to Galaxy smartphones and the upcoming Ballie AI robot. Initially launched in December 2023 for home appliances in South Korea, the subscription model provides users with low upfront costs with optional repair and maintainer services. According to Han Jong-hee, vice president of Samsung Electronics, the membership service for Galaxy smartphones will launch next month, with Ballie AI robot membership launching in Korea and the US. Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked event on January 22 may shed more light on the launch of subscriptions in other markets, where the Samsung Galaxy S25 series is to be launched.

It looks like Samsung is finally preparing to launch a paid subscription for its AI-powered smartphones. of ETNews Report According to Samsung Electronics, Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Han Jong-hee has confirmed that the company’s AI subscription club will launch soon for both Galaxy phones and the upcoming Ballie AI robot. The company started this subscription service for home appliances in its domestic market in December last year.

Jong-hee said in his statement (translated) “We will implement the subscription service on Galaxy smartphones from next month.” “Planning to supply as.”

Access to Galaxy AI features will still be free on Samsung smartphones and other devices. Although Samsung has previously indicated that it will remain free for users till the end of 2025, there is no clarity regarding planning beyond that deadline.

Samsung’s subscription model currently lets Korean users sign up for a monthly subscription of its AI-powered TVs, refrigerators, washing machines, etc., including optional repair and maintenance services, in exchange for a low upfront cost.

Samsung is scheduled to launch the Galaxy S25 series at the Galaxy Unpacked event in San Jose, California on January 22. It is possible that Samsung may give more information about the launch of the subscription service outside the domestic market in this event.