The Galaxy S4 was Samsung's flagship Android phone released in 2013, and its startup sound was part of the phone's standard boot sequence, heard by millions of owners every time they switched the device on. As the phone became one of the best-selling Android models of its era, the short jingle became closely tied to that period of smartphone history. Today it survives mainly through soundboards, nostalgia videos and tech edits, where it works as an instant audio shorthand for the early 2010s Android era.
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The Samsung Galaxy S4 startup jingle, a bright chime that plays when the phone boots up. Fans use it for nostalgia edits, tech videos and retro memes.
This is the short musical chime Samsung used when the Galaxy S4 powered on, a clean, rising melody with soft electronic tones that feels polished and instantly familiar to anyone who owned an Android phone in the early 2010s. It lasts just under five seconds, opening gently before resolving into a bright, confident finish that signals a fresh start. Hearing it again often triggers a wave of nostalgia, recalling a time when smartphones were getting bigger, faster and more personal. For listeners, it is less a dramatic effect than a small, satisfying cue that something is waking up and ready to go.