Save $610 on a brand-new 1TB Galaxy S25 Ultra before this limited-time deal expires

The phone is unmissable at this price.

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A few weeks ago, I told you about a sweet—extremely sweet, if I may add—deal on the Galaxy S25 Ultra at Woot. The offer allowed you to save a whopping $610 on the 1TB version of Sammy’s flagship smartphone and treat yourself to a true powerhouse for just $1,049.99. Well… that deal is still up for grabs!

Yep, fellow bargain hunter, it’s not too late to get a brand-new Galaxy S25 Ultra with 1TB of storage for $610 off its regular price. The best part is that the phone comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty, which is something quite rare for such a heavily discounted device at Woot.

Galaxy S25 Ultra 1TB: Still $610 OFF at Woot!
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It's not too late to score a brand-new Galaxy S25 Ultra with 1TB of storage for $610 off at Woot. This makes the phone an absolute no-brainer, especially given how much value you get for $1,049.99. Just act fast, as the deal won't stay available forever.
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Something to keep in mind, though, is that this is a limited-time offer. As of the time of writing, Woot displays that the promo will stay available for one more day or until units are sold out. Sometimes Woot says that just to boost sales and the deal remains live with a reset timer, but other times it really expires. Since I can’t tell you which scenario will play out, I encourage you to act quickly and pull the trigger now, as the 1TB Galaxy S25 Ultra is an absolute no-brainer with Woot’s deal.

It may no longer be Samsung’s absolute newest flagship, but its high-end Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset and 12GB of RAM still allow it to deliver exceptional performance and handle any task no matter how demanding. Plus, Samsung has promised seven years of software support, making this a top choice for those of us who keep their phones until they become obsolete. After all, with this much power, plus years of OS updates and security patches ahead, your Galaxy S25 Ultra will serve you well for a long time.

On top of the exceptional performance, you also get an equally impressive 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen with a sharp 3120 x 1440 resolution. The panel offers incredible visuals, supports HDR for an even more breathtaking picture, and even has a peak brightness of 2,600 nits, so you’ll see everything clearly even in direct sunlight. Not to mention the high 120Hz refresh rate that makes scrolling and switching between menus a buttery-smooth experience.

Also serving as a true camera powerhouse, the Galaxy S25 Ultra rocks a 200MP main snapper, a 10MP 3x zoom unit, a 50MP 5x zoom lens, and a 50MP ultra-wide camera. As for selfies, it utilizes a 12MP unit. It takes gorgeous pictures with vibrant colors, and the main camera can record videos in 8K resolution—just as you’d expect from a top-tier phone.

Toss in the fact that the phone comes with a built-in S Pen that you can use to jot down notes faster, along with a 5,000mAh battery that lasts all day, and I believe you see why our friend here is worth every penny—especially in its 1TB configuration at $610 off. Don’t miss out!
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