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.

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Without a trade-in, Samsung is kindly just going to knock $300 off the price. And that’s for all colors. That means with no trade-in you can get the Galaxy S24 for as low as $800. Samsung’s Galaxy S24 is not only a solid choice of Android phone. It’s the best. We ranked it as the “Best Android Phone” in our Gizmodo Best of 2024 List.

All eyes will be on Samsung tomorrow night with the US technology giant looking set to reveal its new range of smartphones. The grand unveiling of the refreshed Galaxy S25 models will take place from 6pm GMT at one of the Korean firm's Unpacked events in San Jose, California.

The S25 Ultra may also come with some cosmetic upgrades and camera enhancements, including a better ultra-wide lens, which will appeal to those looking for the latest tech. Additionally, once the S25 Ultra launches, Samsung could reduce the price of the S24 Ultra even further, making it an even better deal down the line.

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Ahead of the Galaxy S25 launch, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus is available on Flipkart at a massive Rs 32,000 discount. Know deal details.

Samsungs Galaxy S24 Plus is now available on Amazon for just ₹61,299, marking a substantial 39% discount from its original ₹99,999 price tag. This deal, which applies to the 12/256GB variant, is the lowest price yet for this flagship model.

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