Samsung decided to give customers lots of gifts if they decide to purchase a brand new Galaxy S5 smartphone. Gifts worth more than $600 to be more precise.

New customers get 50GB of free cloud storage space on Dropbox for 2 years, 1 year free premium service for RunKeeper, a $50 voucher for PayPal, and more. The complete list is available below.

I remember that when I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S3, I received a few extras: a Bluetooth hands-free device, an SD card, and 48GB of Dropbox cloud storage space. I am now considering getting a new Galaxy S5 and I’m glad to find out that I will once again get a few extras.

Samsung announced that it partnered with 16 of the world’s leading mobile content and service providers and will give several gifts to customers who purchase a Galaxy S5. These gifts are worth more than $600 in all. Here’s the list of gifts.

• RunKeeper – premium service for 1 year.
• MapMyFitness – premium service for 6 months.
• Skimble – premium service for 6 months.
• Lark – premium service for 1 year.
• PayPal – $50 voucher on PayPal merchants.
• Wall Street Journal – free 6-month subscription.
• Bloomberg Businessweek+ – free 12-month subscription.
• LinkedIn – free premium account for 3 months.
• Cut the Rope 2 - $10 in game credit.
• Flick Dat – download $2 app for free.
• Box – 50GB for 6 months (valued at $60).
• Dropbox – 50GB for 2 years (valued at $100).
• Bitcasa – 1TB for 3 months.
• Blurb – free coupon worth $5.
• EasilyDo Pro – 6 months for free.
• Evernote – depending on the country, you get a free subscription for 3 to 12 months.

“We are continually looking for the best partners to help us expand and enhance the mobile experience for our dedicated users,” said JK Shin, CEO and President of IT & Mobile Division, Samsung Electronics. “The Galaxy S5 was designed to offer consumers the most advanced tool to help improve their everyday lives. These new partnerships perfectly compliment this mission with a comprehensive offering of some of the world’s best mobile resources to suit people’s active lives.”