Best Buy lets you easily save up to $400 on Samsung's Galaxy S8, S8+, and Note 8
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It’s a little odd to see Samsung’s newest high-end smartphones discounted more often and more drastically than their predecessors, but if you’ve been waiting for a killer deal on last year’s Galaxy S8, S8+, or Note 8, now might be the perfect time to pull the trigger.
Best Buy is currently advertising massive savings of between $200 and $400 with “qualified activation”, and yes, the maximum discount is even available for the cheapest of the three aforementioned handsets without a mandatory installment plan.
Believe it or not, AT&T customers can pay a one-time upfront fee of just $254.99 (down from a $654.99 list price) to own an aging but enduringly respectable Samsung Galaxy S8 with a 5.8-inch Super AMOLED “Infinity” screen, Snapdragon 835 processor, 4GB RAM, and 64GB internal storage space.
Alternatively, AT&T Next agreements will let you split the already low cost of the phone in 30 monthly payments of $8.49 each (down from $21.84), amounting to the same $255 or so grand total. Sprint and Verizon subscribers can also purchase the GS8 at a substantial discount, having to cough up $322 and $350 respectively upfront.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy S8+ is available at the time of this writing in exchange for $355 and $394 on AT&T and Sprint respectively, which you can either pay all at once or split in interest-free monthly installments.
Last but certainly not least, AT&T subscribers can get the Galaxy Note 8 through Best Buy at $500 instead of $900 right now, with the same 2017 S Pen-wielding powerhouse up for grabs with Sprint activations at $560.
These are great prices across the board for excellent Android phones with (almost) no strings attached. What more could you want for Christmas?
Best Buy is currently advertising massive savings of between $200 and $400 with “qualified activation”, and yes, the maximum discount is even available for the cheapest of the three aforementioned handsets without a mandatory installment plan.
Believe it or not, AT&T customers can pay a one-time upfront fee of just $254.99 (down from a $654.99 list price) to own an aging but enduringly respectable Samsung Galaxy S8 with a 5.8-inch Super AMOLED “Infinity” screen, Snapdragon 835 processor, 4GB RAM, and 64GB internal storage space.
Alternatively, AT&T Next agreements will let you split the already low cost of the phone in 30 monthly payments of $8.49 each (down from $21.84), amounting to the same $255 or so grand total. Sprint and Verizon subscribers can also purchase the GS8 at a substantial discount, having to cough up $322 and $350 respectively upfront.
Meanwhile, the Galaxy S8+ is available at the time of this writing in exchange for $355 and $394 on AT&T and Sprint respectively, which you can either pay all at once or split in interest-free monthly installments.
Last but certainly not least, AT&T subscribers can get the Galaxy Note 8 through Best Buy at $500 instead of $900 right now, with the same 2017 S Pen-wielding powerhouse up for grabs with Sprint activations at $560.
These are great prices across the board for excellent Android phones with (almost) no strings attached. What more could you want for Christmas?
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