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Samsung's home turf pricing of the Galaxy S22 series is perhaps the best indicator how much the phones will cost here in the U.S., as it is usually the same with some exchange rate fluctuations. Samsung already has the S22 preorder reservations up and running for those eager to get their hands on the phones with some extra bonuses.
The 512GB Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra can be had for just $299.99
With $1000 off for an S21 Ultra trade-in and a free 512GB storage upgrade, the S22 Ultra can be had for up to $1100 off.
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The Samsung Galaxy S22+ is now $800 off
Grab a free 256GB storage upgrade to add to the enhanced $700 trade-in credit.
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The 256GB Samsung Galaxy S22 can be had for a $100 instead of $849
The Galaxy S22's storage upgrade to 256GB is now free, plus you can get up to $700 off with a trade-in.
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Save $825 on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
The 128GB Tab S8 Ultra enjoys $675 enhanced trade-in credit, plus free Galaxy Buds Pro earphones with a purchase.
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Unlike Europe, where foreign electronics are slapped with a 20% duty tax and prices are much higher, the tags in Korea are what you get on American carriers, usually rounded down for a good measure. Well, those South Korean Galaxy S22 prices have leaked on ETNews, and they are as follows:
Galaxy S22: $823 (likely $799 in the U.S.)
Galaxy S22+: $999
Galaxy S22 Ultra 128GB: $1210 (likely $1199 in the U.S.)
Galaxy S22 Ultra 256GB: $1333 (likely $1299 in the U.S.)
As you can see, Samsung may indeed be pricing the Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra exactly the same way it priced their predecessors at launch, despite the increased component pricing, chip shortages, or supply chain problems. That's a pretty good deal, considering that we will have new designs, better displays, faster processors and upgraded cameras.
Not a larger base storage, though, and even smaller S22/S22+ batteries, so we'll have to pass judgment on the pricing after the new phones go through our review rounds in the next few days.
Daniel, a devoted tech writer at PhoneArena since 2010, has been engrossed in mobile technology since the Windows Mobile era. His expertise spans mobile hardware, software, and carrier networks, and he's keenly interested in the future of digital health, car connectivity, and 5G. Beyond his professional pursuits, Daniel finds balance in travel, reading, and exploring new tech innovations, while contemplating the ethical and privacy implications of our digital future.
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