Samsung Slashes Galaxy S24 Ultra Price Ahead Of Galaxy S25 Release
Samsung’s current sale is the holy grail of promotions, combining enhanced trade-in prices and money off the device’s headline price. As it stands, buyers can get a straight $250 off the Galaxy S24 Ultra and a further $100 off in select colors (green, blue and orange). A total of $350 off the smartphone.
Forget the Galaxy S25 - the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is now just $799 without a trade
In the case of the trade-in rebate, you could potentially pick up the S24 Ultra for just $350 if the device you hand over is valued highly enough to hit the max rebate. For the non-trade-in deal, you get a Galaxy S24 Ultra for just $799 upfront - which is lower than last year's Black Friday deal, for the record.
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