Apple, Samsung, Google, LG, Motorola and OnePlus are the names most people mean when they say tech. All six were checked against their own US pages and terms, and none has a birthday reward for a shopper in the US. Two of them do run real birthday vouchers in other countries, which is worth knowing if you have a relative abroad with a Samsung or LG account.
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Birthday vouchers, but not in the US
Samsung: Samsung Rewards in the US has no birthday benefit, and both birthday offer pages Samsung once used return a 404. Samsung’s own pages in Saudi Arabia and the Levant offer a birthday voucher code worth an additional 5% off, and Malaysia’s rewards page lists vouchers of RM100, RM200 or RM400 by tier, though its terms give a promotion period that ended December 31, 2024. For US shoppers, TopCashback pays a real 2%.
LG: MyLG Rewards and its binding terms never mention a birthday. LG’s Hong Kong page offers a 10% Birthday Coupon and Singapore offers 15%, both once a year for opt-in members. TopCashback lists a 12% tier labeled “Online Purchase Improved” that may not last.
Company anniversaries, not yours
Google Store: the only “birthday” on its pages is Google’s own, a sale celebrating the company’s 28th anniversary that ran September 13 through 27, 2026. No cashback route turned up.
Motorola: its only “birthday” is a sale celebrating the company’s 98th anniversary, and the rewards address its own store links to returns a 404. TopCashback pays a real 2% on online purchases.
Nothing for a US shopper
Apple: there’s no Apple loyalty program, and the one place Apple asks for your birthday, when you create an Apple Account, uses it for age and Family Sharing rather than a gift. The only real money back is 5% through Fluz when you buy Apple gift cards.
OnePlus: its Red Cable Club loyalty program has coupons and points, but the US table has no birthday row. India’s table lists a birthday gift for all four levels without saying what it is. The company has also said it will no longer launch new products in Europe and North America, so that’s worth knowing before you shop.
