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Samsung is gearing up for the Galaxy S26 announcement. With the Galaxy Unpacked event now officially scheduled for February 25 at 10 AM PT, users won't have to wait much longer to save big on their favorite Galaxy S26 device.
Reserve your Galaxy S26 at the official store
Samsung has launched its much-awaited Galaxy S26 reservations. Pre-securing a unit straight away gives you a $30 Samsung credit, a chance to win a $5,000 sweepstake, and pre-order savings of up to $900.
On February 11, the official store launched reservations, allowing users to pre-reserve a model and score up to $930 in savings. Want to know what else you can expect in terms of discounts this year? Stay right here!
Before we dive into potential deals for the Galaxy S26 lineup, we should first look at what prices we can expect for the upcoming flagships. So far, there are no indications of a price increase. If this holds true, the lineup might be priced at:
$799.99 for the 128GB Galaxy S26
$999.99 for the 256GB Galaxy S26+
$1,299.99 for the 256GB Galaxy S26 Ultra
Of course, there's no way of telling whether prices will actually remain unchanged. However, according to highly trusted leaker Ice Universe's recent post on X, that's precisely what will happen.
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Reserve your Galaxy S26 at the Samsung Store
Fans can expect premium AI features on the upcoming Galaxy S26+ | Image by Image credit — PhoneArena
Samsung has officially launched its reservation campaign for the next Galaxy AI flagships. Pre-securing a model ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked event on February 25 will get you a $30 reservation credit. This discount can be redeemed toward accessories purchased at the time of pre-order.
Another benefit lets you save up to $900 with eligible device trade-ins. While no details have been provided by Samsung, it's safe to assume the maximum credit will be reserved for the Galaxy S26 Ultra, with the Plus and the vanilla model possibly featuring smaller trade-in price cuts.
Reserve your Galaxy S26 at the official store
Samsung has launched its much-awaited Galaxy S26 reservations. Pre-securing a unit straight away gives you a $30 Samsung credit, a chance to win a $5,000 sweepstake, and pre-order savings of up to $900.
Finally, Samsung lets you enter a sweepstake, giving you a chance to win $5,000 that you can use at the Samsung Store. Keep in mind that no purchase is required, so you're eligible to win simply by reserving a device.
Expected pre-order deals at Amazon
Beyond the Samsung Store, we expect tempting pre-order offers on fully unlocked Galaxy S26 models at Amazon. Based on the e-commerce giant’s Galaxy S25 pre-orders, the e-commerce giant could bundle all three flagships with gift cards. Next year, you might see a $200 Amazon gift card with Galaxy S26 Ultra pre-orders and $100 with the other flagships.
Expected pre-order deals at Verizon
Planning to get your Galaxy S26 with a carrier plan? Verizon typically launches awesome pre-order discounts, allowing Galaxy phone enthusiasts to pay much less for their handset.
If history is any indication, the carrier could offer up to $800 off the rumored successor of the Galaxy S25. The Galaxy S26 Ultra and S26+ might see discounts up to $1,000. Verizon’s requirements typically include a new line activation on an eligible plan and a trade-in in any condition.
Expected pre-order deals at T-Mobile
Similar to Verizon, T-Mobile often launches fantastic pre-order discounts on the Galaxy S lineup, and we expect the tendency to continue with the upcoming Galaxy S26.
Pre-ordering the Galaxy S26 Ultra through the Samsung Store with a T-Mobile plan could save you up to $1,120. This promo will most likely include a free storage upgrade ($120 value) and a $1,000 maximum trade-in credit.
When it comes to the Galaxy S26+, it could arrive for up to $1,000 off with eligible trade-ins. Meanwhile, T-Mobile could offer an $800 discount on the vanilla Galaxy S26.
With the Galaxy S25, T-Mobile required users to have, switch to, or activate a Go5G Next or Go5G Plus plan to get the discount. So, an eligible plan may be necessary to access upcoming Galaxy S26 pre-order discounts.
Expected pre-order deals at AT&T
When Galaxy S25 pre-orders kicked off, AT&T allowed new and existing customers to get any of the three models for as low as $0.00/mo. Users had to set up a new line or upgrade their existing one and trade in an eligible device in order to access the discount.
If things remain unchanged, Galaxy S26 pre-orders could bring equally eye-catching discounts at AT&T.
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Polina Kovalakova, a News and Affiliate Content Writer, has nurtured a passion for mobile technology since the era before smartphones. With a history of exploring a variety of devices, her insights into the mobile world are both broad and nuanced. Polina's non-partisan view extends to appreciating nearly every smartphone brand, a reflection of her open-minded approach to technology. Polina is equally passionate about uncovering the best online deals, tirelessly working to ensure her readers snag top-tier tech at unbeatable prices.
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