As Samsung fan, I find the Galaxy S25+ 512GB to be real treat at $171 off, sans trade-in
For instance, yesterday I found not one, not two, but three unmissable deals on Galaxy devices, including a hefty 53% discount on the Galaxy Buds FE and savings of up to $650 on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra. I've left the corresponding links below the product box in case you want to check them out as well.
$171 off (15%)
Amazon is offering a sweet $171 discount on the 512GB Galaxy S25+ with 512GB of storage in Silver. This lets you get a unit for just under $950. I believe the phone is worth getting, especially if you want a powerful handset with a larger display, but don't want to overspend on the Ultra model. So, don't miss out! Buy at Amazon
Trade-in
$519 99
$1119 99 $600 off (54%)
Right now, Samsung is offering a $120 discount on the 512GB version of the Galaxy S25+. In addition, you can score up to an extra $480 off with a trade-in. This is a great deal if you have an old device that you don't need anymore. So, act fast and save! Buy at Samsung
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Today, though, I found a really sweet deal on not just any Galaxy phone , but a handset that I think is an absolute bargain. For me, it's the perfect choice if you want a device with a larger display and immense performance, but don't want to walk around with a full-blown brick that barely fits in your pocket. The phone in question is the 512GB Galaxy S25+ in Silver, which is currently on sale for $171 off its price on Amazon. That lets you score one for just under $950. And if you have an old phone you can part with, I suggest checking out Samsung's offer too. You can save $120 on the 512GB model without a trade-in and up to an additional $480 with one.
Whichever offer you choose to take advantage of, I believe you won't regret buying the Galaxy S25+ . We reviewed the phone when it came out, and I must confess that my belief that the Galaxy S25+ is the perfect choice if you don't want to overspend on the Ultra has only become firmer. Just like the top-of-the-line model, our friend here rocks a high-end Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and 12GB of RAM, allowing it to handle any task with ease. And if you like to watch YouTube videos on your phone, you'll fall in love with the 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display on board with a 3120 x 1440 resolution and HDR support.
Since it's a high-end Samsung phone, it also boasts impressive cameras, with the main 50MP lens capable of capturing stunning photos and recording in 8K. I'd say it's a great choice for anyone who loves preserving every moment in vivid detail. Honestly, I could go on and on about how awesome I think the Galaxy S25+ is. But I won't stretch this post too long. I'm pretty sure you get the point: you'll be missing out big time if you don't jump on this deal right now. My advice is to act fast and save while you still can.
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