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When it comes to design and picture quality, Samsung TV likes to stay on top of its game, making it a top choice among TV enthusiasts. And though other brands have Samsung beat when it comes to smart features and app availability, the media player still supports a notable number of streaming services. The list is so extensive, in fact, that it can be tricky to narrow down your choices.

Thankfully, most offer free trials you can use to test the service and make an informed decision about. Below, we list the best trials available for your Samsung TV. 

Thanks in large part to its Google-powered technology, Android TV is near-universal in its reach—the interface can be found across a multitude of beloved TV brands, from Sony and Sharp to Philips and Hisense.

But the streaming media player's wide coverage doesn't stop there. It's also able to host countless TV apps, streaming and live alike. Though not all of these come for free, many offer free trials. Trials are a great way to test whether you're ready to financially commit to a service, and so below we list the very best of these available to your Android TV.

Fans of Apple products will be glad to know that the company's media player supports more than just its own in-house streamer, Apple TV+. In fact, aside from allowing access to the likes of Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Max, the device is also able to host other streaming services, many of which offer free trials ranging from one week to a full month.

Below, we list the best of these trials; worth checking out for getting the most out of your product.

It's easy to see why Amazon Fire TV is regularly mentioned among the top media streaming devices. It's sleek and affordable, plus it seamlessly integrates with other parts of the Amazon ecosystem, such as the Alexa voice assistant and Amazon Prime. But the Fire TV also does well when it comes to other streaming services; it supports a wide array of them, many of which offer the much-coveted free trial. Below, we list the very best of these free trials, which range from the typical seven-day tryout to the rare 30-day test.

Free trials are a great way to test whether a streaming service is up your alley (and budget) or not. On average, a trial usually lasts a week, but many offer twice that, while some will even span a whole month.

The good news is that there are trials you can test right on your Roku device. Because Roku supports nearly all streaming platforms available, you can easily manage your payment settings and check out new streaming favorites in one place.

There are more and more options to cut the cord and keep your live TV channels without paying obscene fees. This has made choosing between them difficult, especially as each one has specific pricing plans that include some channels and not others, as well as add-ons, specific device availability, and varying interfaces. The best way to determine which cord-cutting live TV service is for you is by getting a free trial. You can get a free trial for live TV on DirecTV Stream (base, Choice, Ultimate, or Premiere), Philo, Hulu, Youtube TV, Fubo, Spectrum TV, Xfinity Choice, Frndly TV, and Paramount+.

After Netflix cancelled their free trial, many popular services followed suit. 

However, there are still some services left that offer to subscribe for free. The period of free trial ranges from 7 days to 30 days in some cases. 

In this list, we've looked for every single streaming service out there that still offers a free trial, and put them all in one place. This is the ultimate guide for free trials in streaming. 

There are live TV services as well as on-demand platforms. It's all in here. Happy cord-cutting.