Samsung has kicked off a limited period promotion where it will offer the flagship Galaxy S6 smartphone for free when you purchase a select Samsung SUHD TV.

Samsung's SUHD TV's run on a Tizen operating system and is basically a 4K high-end television. Previously, Samsung was offering a Netflix subscription free for a year with the purchase of a Galaxy 4K UHD TV, Galaxy Tab S, Galaxy Note 4 or Galaxy S5.

The current "Samsung SUHD GS6 Bundle Offer" promotion replaces the Netflix one and kicked off on July 19 that will run till Aug. 1. Thanks to the Samsung offer you will be able to snag a 32GB Galaxy S6 which is worth $600.

"Get a Samsung Galaxy S6 32GB device for your selected wireless carrier with the purchase of a participating Samsung SUHD TV after submitting valid Offer Claim Form and receipt," notes Samsung's promotion page.

However, the SUHD TVs cost a pretty penny - the cheapest model eligible starts at $1497.99 - and, therefore, unless you have been eyeing a top notch television for a while, it's probably best to skip this offer.

To avail the Samsung promotion one needs to purchase any of the SUHD TVs that are listed on the offer page. The qualifying models for the promotion are as follows:

JS9500

JS9100

JS9000

JS8500

JS850D

JS8600

What is the process of getting the free Samsung Galaxy S6 once you've made your qualifying purchase?

Scan a copy of your receipt and the serial number of the SUDH TV and keep it handy. You will also need to submit your email address prior to filling the claim form, as well as the date of purchase. Once the form is filled you can wait for the approval. The redemption period ends on Sept. 1 at 11:59:59 p.m ET so make sure you do so before the deadline.

The terms and conditions of the offer also dictate [pdf] that the buyer must be over 18 years of age and a legal resident of the U.S. The offer will only be applicable for the first 3,000 valid submissions of the offer claim forms. To submit your form you can visit Samsung Promotions website:

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