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Samsung Galaxy Forever: use Galaxy S26 for a year by paying only 50% of the price

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In this article
  1. How Galaxy Forever works for Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra
  2. What happens after the 12-month term
  3. Samsung Care+ included at no extra cost

Samsung has launched the Galaxy Forever programme in India for the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra, aiming to make it easier to buy its latest flagship phones, which have arrived at a higher price than the previous generation.

How Galaxy Forever works for Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra

Under the scheme, the customer pays 50% of the handset’s price over 12 months via interest-free instalments.

What happens after the 12-month term

Once the year is up, there are three paths: keep the smartphone, return it, or trade it in for a new Galaxy.

Keep the phone

To keep the device, the user pays the remaining 50% of the price.

Return the phone

If the phone is returned, the agreement ends with no further payments - in effect, the customer uses a flagship for a year while paying only half of its cost.

Upgrade to a new Galaxy

If the customer chooses to upgrade, Samsung applies a guaranteed buy-back value equal to 50% of the original price towards the purchase of a new device, presumably the Galaxy S27 or the Galaxy Z Fold8.

Samsung Care+ included at no extra cost

Samsung Care+ is also included free of charge. This means that if the smartphone is damaged during the year, the company will repair it to protect the buy-back value and make a later exchange for a newer model simpler.

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Harriet L. Whitmore

Harriet L. Whitmore is a UK-based device repair specialist with over a decade of experience diagnosing and restoring smartphones, tablets, and laptops. She writes for theirepair.co with a focus on practical troubleshooting, parts quality, and sustainable repair choices that extend the life of everyday tech. Her interests include right-to-repair policy, data-safe repairs, and helping customers understand what a reliable service looks like.

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