Samsung's latest device has finally arrived, and the is easily one of the best iterations of the phone that the company has released thus far. However, those in the U.S. with the phone already in their hands may have noticed something missing from the package it came in — a pair of official Galaxy Note 20 USB-C Headphones. Luckily, Samsung will remedy the mistake by sending a to those in the U.S. who have already purchased the new device.
To claim your free pair of headphones, simply head to and enter your phone number. You'll be sent a secure link where you can request your headphones by providing your device's IMEI number.
Totally free
Free Samsung Galaxy Note 20 USB-C Headphones
Samsung is offering free Galaxy Note 20 USB-C Headphones to anyone in the U.S. who has already purchased the new Samsung Galaxy Note 20.
Limited Time Offer
If you don't own a pair of USB-C headphones already, you would need a USB-C headphone adapter to use the new Galaxy Note 20 with any traditional pair of wired headphones you own that have a 3.5mm audio cable. USB-C headphones make it simple to plug in as they feature a USB-C connector instead of a 3.5mm audio jack.
For those who don't own the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 just yet, or if you're looking to buy another, you might want to check out our guide to the . You could also read through where it was rated with four out of five stars for an in-depth look at the device's capabilities before deciding whether to make the purchase.
To claim your free pair of headphones, simply head to and enter your phone number. You'll be sent a secure link where you can request your headphones by providing your device's IMEI number.
Totally free
Free Samsung Galaxy Note 20 USB-C Headphones
Samsung is offering free Galaxy Note 20 USB-C Headphones to anyone in the U.S. who has already purchased the new Samsung Galaxy Note 20.
Limited Time Offer
If you don't own a pair of USB-C headphones already, you would need a USB-C headphone adapter to use the new Galaxy Note 20 with any traditional pair of wired headphones you own that have a 3.5mm audio cable. USB-C headphones make it simple to plug in as they feature a USB-C connector instead of a 3.5mm audio jack.
For those who don't own the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 just yet, or if you're looking to buy another, you might want to check out our guide to the . You could also read through where it was rated with four out of five stars for an in-depth look at the device's capabilities before deciding whether to make the purchase.