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Samsung shaves $100 off the Galaxy S7/edge prices across the board, and throws in free memory

by Daniel Petrov / Mar 07, 2017, 8:34 AM

Samsung shaves $100 off the Galaxy S7/edge prices across the board, and throws in free memory

Samsung has seemingly dropped the prices of its flagship Galaxy S7 and S7 edge in anticipation of the Galaxy S8 announcement in three weeks or so. While the cuts aren't as drastic as during the holiday shopping season, they are now across the board, including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and unlocked models.

As you can see, Samsung is shaving a Benjamin off all Galaxy S7 and S7 edge prices, and it is also throwing in a free 64 GB card with the purchase of an S7, or a 128 GB one for the S7 edge. That's not even counting various carrier or BestBuy promos that cut the prices even more, up to $250, so there's never been a better time to get Samsung's 2016 finest than now, about a month before the 2017 best of the S line.

	Launch price	Current price
Samsung Galaxy S7	$649 (Sprint) - $695 (AT&T) Unlocked: $669.99	$549.99 (Sprint) - $594.99 (AT&T) Unlocked: $569.99
Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge	$749 (Sprint) - $795 (AT&T) Unlocked: $769.99	$649.99 (Sprint) - $694.99 (AT&T) Unlocked: $669.99

source: Samsung, BestBuy

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7 Comments

1. bangkoktomboy

Posts: 70; Member since: Jun 29, 2015

Seem like not even a single Android phone worth buying. I'll stay with my iPhone 6 another year.

posted on Mar 07, 2017, 8:45 AM 0

2. TechieXP1969

Posts: 14967; Member since: Sep 25, 2013

lol...you must be joking...lol

posted on Mar 07, 2017, 8:58 AM 3

4. bangkoktomboy

Look techie. I'm not in the mood of playing fanboy game with you. I said what I really means to me. I'm not a blind Sammy fanboy like you. I used both iPhone and Android phones. So don't try to bait me with your bs flame war. You meet a wrong person!

posted on Mar 07, 2017, 9:13 AM 1

7. warrenellis93

Posts: 542; Member since: Jul 21, 2011

im a long time android user but i like the looks of the iphone, not necessarily the front but the sides make the phone look premium whenever i see someone with it. any android user would have to admit that android is annoying to use with the on screen controls jumping all over the place when ads are popping up or pages are still loading, something ios users dont have to worry about because their platform isnt built by google which wants us to accidentaly click ads