The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is a big phone with an even bigger price tag, but this week's Black Friday deal at the official Samsung Store could be your ticket to a cheap upgrade. Available right now is not only a handy storage upgrade, but a massive trade-in rebate of up to $800 off or a simple $300 upfront discount.

Elsewhere, Best Buy has discounted the Galaxy S24 Plus by $200, bringing the price down to $799.99. The Galaxy S24 FE is also $175 cheaper, bringing the current price down to $534.99. The base Galaxy S24 is still fully priced, as is the last year’s Galaxy S23 series.

In today's market getting the most powerful phone can be very expensive, so it's important to keep an eye out for deals where you can. With Black Friday edging closer, there's a great deal for the Galaxy S24 Ultra that's worth a look.

Official certification related to the unreleased Galaxy A56 shows it may get Samsung's 45W Super Fast Charging feature.

Dummy unit leaks of the Galaxy S25 Ultra show off the flagship's rounded corners, flatter sides and display, and camera rings. Read on!

The S Pen, Front, and Back of the Galaxy S24 Ultra in Titanium Violet on a white background Samsung's best Android phone of 2024 the Galaxy S24 is available with a big discount for Black Friday, dropping its price to $1,

Black Friday has come early on Amazon, with the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra deal dropping the price to just $949.99.

After multiple leaks, dummy units of the Galaxy S25 Ultra have emerged online, giving us a good idea of what to expect from Samsung's 2025 flagship.

Samsung's Galaxy S25 Ultra is rumoured to be priced higher than the S24 Ultra which is now available at Rs 1,29,999. As per a Weibo post by tipster Setsuna Digital, the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra’s bill of materials (BoM) is "at least" $110 more expensive than the S24 Ultra. Notably, $110 is almost Rs 9,200.

Jukanlosreve, quoting Weibo leaker Setsuna Digital, claims that the most expensive Galaxy S25 model will cost at least $110 more to make than the Galaxy S24 Ultra. Jukanlosreve then describes a price increase as "inevitable," although Setsuna Digital takes a more guarded view, saying Samsung "will probably raise prices in many sales regions."