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Samsung Galaxy S24, Z Fold & Flip: their flagship functionality will no longer be available for free from 2025

Artificial intelligence will certainly have marked the year 2024 by becoming almost essential for each smartphone manufacturer: Apple will join the race very soon in with Apple Intelligence, but Samsung was already in the kitchen since the beginning of 2024. Indeed, jointly with the release of the Galaxy S24 range, Samsung unveiled Galaxy AI, its in-house artificial intelligence capable of offering a whole bunch of new features for smartphones equipped with AI. Since then, a whole bunch of new models have played on these new qualities, even making them a serious selling point: this was notably the case with the new Galaxy Z Flip 6 & Z Fold 6. Even the Galaxy S24 FE has benefited from a similar communication.

Galaxy AI paying by end 2025

So far, Galaxy AI is a completely free service. This is also one of the reasons why the function is so easy to sell to potential consumers. However, and we have actually known this for a while now, Galaxy AI is not intended to be free forever. And new official information confirms the expected: it seems that in 2025, Samsung will begin to price its Galaxy AI function to users.

Indeed, on September 26, Samsung officially announced the Galaxy Tab S10 and the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE. In the official press release, the South Korean firm also mentions something that has gone unnoticed about the use of Galaxy AI on these new devices: “Fees may apply to some AI features in late 2025” can we read at the bottom of the page. In other words, Galaxy AI should be a paid service by the end of next year. And after all, it’s quite logical: most artificial intelligence is not accessible completely free, because their cost of use is very high. Thus, Google and Open AI offer paid advanced features for around 20 dollars per month. And Apple Intelligence, which is planned to be completely free, may well be entitled to features. additional payments in the long term as well.

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