Samsung customers enjoy Deezer Premium+ for free

Looking for a new smartphone? If you’re a music fan, look no further. With Samsung’s new Galaxy S5 smartphone, you’ll get six months of Deezer’s Premium+ entirely for free.

You’ll enjoy enhanced audio quality (up to 320kbps) and personalised music recommendations from our very own team of Editors. The best bit? No ads, no limits, just uninterrupted access to all the music you love.

Lee Epting, Vice President of Samsung Electronics Media Solution Center Europe said: “This is a significant partnership for Samsung, signaling our commitment to securing the best possible content for our customers. The digital music market is evolving at a phenomenal pace, with people placing less importance on physical ownership and caring more about the availability of music and its accessibility. Our partnership with Deezer offers consumers instant access to a rich and diverse catalogue of content that can be streamed over Samsung’s growing range of connected devices.”

We’re thrilled to be partnering with Samsung and we’re big admirers of the Galaxy S5, which boasts a range of innovative features such as a personal fitness tracker and heart rate sensor. Combined with your workout playlist on Deezer, it’s the perfect fitness companion.

Axel Dauchez, CEO of Deezer, said: “This is a momentous collaboration. Samsung is creating some of the most innovative devices around at the moment, while we’re offering the most intuitive and personalised music service there is. Together we are in a position to offer people the best music experience available.”

If you have a Samsung Galaxy S5, simply register with Deezer using your credit/debit card to get 6 months of Premium+ for free. You may opt out at any time. The offer cannot be combined.

The partnership is being rolled-out across Europe and is available for all new Samsung customers in the following countries: UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Luxembourg, Poland, Switzerland, Portugal, Greece, Hungary, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania and Serbia.