Samsung mulls Galaxy AI usage limits and subscription tiers – what we know
Galaxy device owners who are heavy AI users would likely start paying for some features they’ve long enjoyed for free.
Samsung is reportedly considering a change to its Galaxy AI offerings, moving from free, unlimited access to tools like Photo Assist, Now Brief and Creative Studio to a tiered subscription model. This shift would affect heavy AI users, who might need to pay for some features they've previously enjoyed at no cost. However, Samsung plans to keep certain tools free, with no specific free usage limit mentioned.
The highest-tiered subscription, Galaxy AI Premium, would reportedly start at $4.99 per month or $47.99 per year, and potentially increase from there. This premium plan would provide four times the usage limits of the free plan, along with access to exclusive features such as AI-generated videos, Bixby Action, and Daily Briefing.
Samsung hasn't set a release date for the upcoming Galaxy S27 Series phones, but the company typically unveils new models during its Galaxy Unpacked event in January or February. The change could be a significant decision for power users and those relying heavily on Galaxy AI daily, as they weigh the potential value of the subscription against the cost.
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