Best Galaxy S26 deals: grab your new Galaxy AI flagship for up to $1,300 off
You can now pre-order your Galaxy S26 at an amazing price!
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The Galaxy S26 series surely looks good. | Image by PhoneArena
The Galaxy S26 has just been announced in San Francisco. The lineup delivers an improved AI experience, a more advanced camera system, an ultra-powerful chip, and an elevated design. The bad news? The Galaxy S26 and the S26+ now come at a higher price. The S26 starts at $899.99, while the Plus has been bumped to $1,099.99.
The base storage configuration of the Galaxy S26 Ultra remains unchanged, but users seeking a larger storage configuration will have to cough up more — up to $1,799.99.
But don't let that discourage you! Pre-orders are now open, and you can already grab your next Galaxy AI phone, with shipping starting on March 11. Even better, you can now save plenty with Samsung's pre-order offers. There are also discounts at Amazon, Verizon, and other carriers. Let's explore the hottest bargains right here.
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Pre-order deals at the Samsung Store
The Galaxy S26 series has just been announced. Right now, you can pre-order your favorite option at a solid discount with trade-ins. This year, you can save up to $500 on the Galaxy S26 or grab the Galaxy S26+ for up to $700 off. For users seeking the Ultra experience, the Galaxy S26 Ultra arrives at up to $900 off with a device trade-in.
Don't have an eligible device? Don't worry. Samsung is giving you $150 Samsung Credit, but only on the Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Galaxy S26+.
If you have reserved your Galaxy S26 before the announcement, you also get a $30 Samsung Credit. This discount is redeemable toward accessories or wearables at the time of pre-order.
Pre-order deals at Amazon
If you prefer getting your fully unlocked Galaxy S26 at Amazon, you're in luck. The e-commerce giant has just launched pre-orders for the Galaxy S26 with some tempting promos. Starting Feb 25, Amazon is giving you a gift card with each S26, offering the vanilla model and the S26+ with a $100 gift card, while the S26 Ultra can be yours with a $200 gift card.
But that's not all! You can also get a free storage upgrade on all three variants.
Pre-order deals at Verizon
If you're looking for a locked Galaxy S26, Verizon may be the perfect carrier to check out. Right now, it lets you pre-order all three models for just $0.00/mo. with select Unlimited plans.
While you don't need to provide a trade-in for the Galaxy S26 and the S26+, users seeking an Ultra model should prepare an eligible device trade-in.
Pre-order deals at T-Mobile
Is T-Mobile your favorite carrier? In that case, you might want to consider pre-ordering yours straight from the source. This carrier has some amazing offers on the S26 lineup right now. At the time of writing, Samsung offers up to $1,300 off all three flagships.
The best part? You don't have to provide any trade-in. However, you need to have, switch to, or activate a Go5G Next or an Experience Beyond plan.
Pre-order deals at AT&T
The Galaxy S26 is also available at AT&T. Right now, you can pre-order the whole series with a fantastic discount. At the moment, Samsung's next AI flagships arrive at just $0.00/mo. when you meet the conditions of AT&T.
To grab the S26 Ultra for 100% off, you need to trade in a Galaxy S24+, Galaxy Z Fold 5, or a newer device in any condition. Alternatively, you can trade in an eligible phone with a minimum trade-in value of at least $230.
For the Galaxy S26+, you can trade in an eligible phone in any condition, but the model should not be older than a Galaxy S22+. Similarly, AT&T accepts trade-ins of any condition for the Galaxy S26, and you can provide any Galaxy S, Note, or Z Series to grab the discount.
Aside from the trade-in requirements, you must also pick a qualifying unlimited plan.
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