Vote now: Have you already reserved a Galaxy S23?

It’s official! The Galaxy S23 family now has an announcement date, and it’s February 1st. Not only that, but Samsung has decided to open Pandora's pre-order reservation box and let the most eager and impatient fans secure their next flagship.

Galaxy S23 Ultra (512GB) is $180 off at Amazon

The 256GB Galaxy S23 Ultra in Green is available at Amazon. The smartphone retails for $180 off its usual price, but there are limited quantities available.

$180 off (13%)

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Galaxy S23+ is available at Amazon for 11% off

The Galaxy S23+ with 512GB of built-in storage is now 11% off at Amazon. This is the model in Green, and it's available in limited quantities.

$120 off (11%)

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Samsung being Samsung, also decided to give a nice little bonus to all loyal customers in the form of a $50-$100 Samsung Store credit discount with each reservation. That’s also stackable with all the official deals that will go live when the phones arrive at Samsung’s store, such as free Galaxy Buds, trade-in deals, etc.

With all that being said, we still don’t have the official prices for the three models we expect to be announced next month. There are some rumors flying around, more specifically - $799 for the vanilla Galaxy S23, $999 for the Plus model, and $1199 for the Ultra, which is not surprising and kinda expected.

Have you already reserved a Galaxy S23?

Yes

19.2%

No (but I plan to)

7.79%

No (I'll wait till reviews start to pop up)

19.93%

I don't plan on buying a Galaxy S23

51.99%

Other (leave a comment)

1.09%

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