Samsung brings Deezer’s lossless streaming to its wireless speakers

6-month Deezer HiFi subscription free with Samsung wireless speaker purchases

19/07/2018
Samsung wireless speakers and soundbars that can play DEEZER HiFi
Samsung wireless speakers and soundbars that can play DEEZER HiFi

Samsung Electronics brings DEEZER’s lossless streaming to its soundbars and wireless speakers. Samsung has integrated DEEZER’s CD quality (lossless FLAC) streaming service into its latest wireless speakers and soundbars.

All DEEZER’s features including personalized playlists, recommendations and its unique DEEZER Flow are available in 16 bit/44.1kHz lossless audio.

  Deezer launches Flow Tabs

Deezer HiFi features

  • 16 bit/44.1kHz CD Quality lossless audio (FLAC)
  • 36 million songs streaming in FLAC quality
  • Streaming on compatible WiFi speakers and on the DEEZER desktop app
  • Unlimited Standard Quality streaming and downloads (320 kbps) on phone, tablet, and other devices
  DEEZER Review

Taeho Park, Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics, announced, ‘At Samsung, we prioritize innovation and sound quality when introducing audio products to our consumers.’

‘We are driven by our commitment to providing a listening experience that’s unrivaled by our competitors, and our partnership with DEEZER speaks directly to our mission to produce the best sound quality in the market.’

Riad Hawa, Vice President of Hardware Partnerships at Deezer said, ‘Our partnership with Samsung ensures that Deezer HiFi and Samsung users will have even more opportunities to discover and experience the music they love in the way it was meant to be heard. Providing greater accessibility to FLAC quality sound is really important to us and to all audiophiles who have a greater appreciation for lossless audio. Teaming up with Samsung allows us to deliver the best quality sound to our consumers who care about high quality sound.’

Samsung Audio and DEEZER offer a 6-month free subscription to DEEZER HiFi

DEEZER and Samsung are offering new customers in the UK and Ireland a 6-month free subscription to DEEZER HiFi.

  • 6 months of Deezer HiFi for free with the purchase of eligible Samsung audio products.
  • The offer runs from 4th July to 31st December 2018.
  • Participants who purchase a new eligible Samsung soundbar or speaker in-store or online from a participating retailer within the purchase period will be eligible to claim their free subscription
  • The offer is available to UK and the Republic of Ireland residents and full details and conditions can be found here or here.

The following Samsung audio products are eligible for this offer:

HW-K950/XU

HW-K850/XU

HW-MS750/XU

HW-MS751/XU

HW-MS6500/XU

HW-MS6501/XU

HW-MS650/XU

HW-MS651/XU

HW-MS550/XU

HW-N850/XU

HW-N950/XU

WAM7500/XU

WAM7501/XU

WAM6500/XU

WAM6501/XU

WAM5500/XU

WAM3500/XU

WAM3501/XU

WAM1500/XU

WAM1501/XU

Purchasers of products which don’t support lossless FLAC can claim a 6-month free subscription to DEEZER’s Premium subscription. The following Samsung audio products are eligible for this offer:

HT-J4530/XU

HW-J4550/XU

HT-J5500/XU

HW-J250/XU

HW-K335/XU

HW-M360/XU

HW-K450/XU

HW-M460/XU

HW-M4500/XU

HW-M4501/XU

HW-N300/XU

HW-N400/XU

HW-N450/XU

HW-M550/XU

HW-N650/XU

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