Samsung may have its eye turned toward the forthcoming Galaxy S25 lineup, but it’s keeping its current model lineup interesting with some pretty significant discounts. The Galax

For a limited time, you can knock up to $900 off the Galaxy S25 Ultra at Samsung. Additionally, you can get up to a $300 Samsung credit for free. That's one of the best cell phone deals I've seen this week. Naturally, there are some hoops you'll need to jump through to get this deal, but they should be easy to accomplish.

Samsung is offering some incredible pricing if you're looking to trade in a phone. But if you're looking to just buy the phone outright, Amazon is going to be your best bet, with the retailer throwing in a $100 gift card. Best Buy is going to be another option, but only offering a $50 gift card.

But that’s still over twice the height Corning and Samsung touted two generations ago, and the company impressively claims it was able to achieve that without compromising the scratch resistance of the glass — something that Corning has occasionally had to compromise in the past,

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Samsung touted improvements to its Galaxy AI system, as well as the AI-enabled Google Gemini assistant. Most of the upgrades are available on the latest One UI 7 software release, which will be available for older S-series generations sometime after the S25 release, Samsung says.

As of Jan. 22, the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB) is on sale at Best Buy for $999.99, marked down from the standard price of $1,299.99. That's a 23% discount that'll save you $300.

As Samsung unveils the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the Galaxy S24 Ultra is heavily discounted to ₹99,990 on Amazon. It features top-tier specs, but waiting for the S25 Ultra may be prudent due to potential performance upgrades and further price cuts.

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