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Deal: Save $350 when you buy a Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ or Note 8 at Best Buy

by Cosmin Vasile / Nov 21, 2017, 3:20 AM

Deal: Save $350 when you buy a Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ or Note 8 at Best Buy

Best Buy has a great offer on Samsung flagships, which will probably be improved on Black Friday. Still, the retailer claims that the deals have “Black Friday pricing,” so it might be a good idea to consider them before they expire.

Basically, you'll save $350 when you buy a Samsung Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+ or Galaxy Note 8 at Best Buy. The deal requires customers to activate any of the purchased devices with a monthly installment for Verizon or Sprint.

Verizon offers the three Samsung flagships for $15.42/month, $19.41/month, and $24.41/month, respectively, for 24 months. On the other hand, Sprint has them up for grabs for $16.66/month, $20.83/month and $25.41/month, respectively. You can even get an extra 50% off either of the three with a new line activation for Sprint Flex Lease.

AT&T has a much interesting deal, as the carrier offers a free Galaxy S8 when you buy a Galaxy smartphone. Keep in mind that at least one of them must be on a new line.

Finally, the unlocked Galaxy smartphones eligible for the deal can be had on Samsung's 24-month Financing when you use your My Best Buy credit card. On top of that, you get to choose from four colors include Best Buy exclusive coral blue (Galaxy S8/S8+) and Deepsea blue (Galaxy Note 8).

source: Best Buy

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4 Comments

1. Heisenberg

Posts: 378; Member since: Feb 11, 2015

Where can one get the best deal for international variant of these phones this season. Pls I'm damn serious cos a friend wants to buy one for me and send across to me. Pls respond

posted on Nov 21, 2017, 3:32 AM 0

3. MrShazam

Posts: 987; Member since: Jun 22, 2017

You're best off looking on eBay if you want best price, like there's the 256GB Exynos Note 8 for $905.09 here: http://yamechanic.com/3145476/256gbexynosnote8deal But unless you live in SK, you wouldn't be able to register it with Samsung for warranty...