YouTube Premium subscribers are eligible for a damn good freebie--but only if they were already signed up to the service before the promotion was announced. Subscribers in the UK, Europe, Canada, and the US will be able to redeem the Stadia Premiere Edition bundle, according to an article by Android Central.

　　The Stadia Premiere Edition bundle is normally priced at $100, and comes with a Chromecast Ultra and a white Stadia Controller. YouTube Premium subscribers in eligible regions will be able to grab one of these for free. The offer should pop up for subscribers once they open their YouTube app, though you can also manually check if you're eligible at this link.

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　　You won't be able to sign up to YouTube Premium just to grab this bundle, however--a screenshot shared on Twitter shows that the giveaway is only eligible to people who were subscribed before November 6, 2020.

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　　— Random Noob (TeK✨) (@RandomNoobYT) November 10, 2020

　　Like other similar promotions, the offer may only be open while stocks of the Stadia bundle last, though Google may continue to open up the freebie to other regions where Stadia is available.

　　While the Premiere Edition bundle is designed for streaming games to a TV, the Stadia controller is a lot more versatile now, with updates this year adding wireless connectivity with laptops and PCs, and more recently Android devices.