Samsung's best Galaxy S25 Ultra deal in months lets you save up to a whopping $540 sans trade-in
This is a higher discount than anything we've seen offered for this phone on Black Friday and around Christmas.
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Compared to the $1,659.99 list price, you're looking at saving a massive 540 bucks right now, and best of all, you don't need to trade in your existing device or meet any other special requirements to qualify for this... somewhat random new deal.
What's truly unusual (not to mention surprising) about the $540 discount is that it beats both Samsung and Amazon's Galaxy S25 Ultra promotions available throughout November and December 2025. That's right, it seems that you can claim a better-than-Black-Friday-and-Cyber-Monday discount if you hurry, although believe it or not, an even greater deal was available for a little while all the way back in October.
If I were a betting man, I'd probably put a lot of cash (yes, even more than $1,119.99) on this special offer going away in no more than a few days in the same discreet fashion as it popped up... at some point this week.

That spectacular rear-facing camera system is just one of the main reasons why the S25 Ultra remains probably the best Android phone around. | Image Credit -- PhoneArena
As such, you are strongly advised to hurry and either maximize your savings or minimize your spending by opting for a 512GB Galaxy S25 Ultra variant priced at $999.99 instead of $1,419.99. The entry-level 256GB configuration also costs $999.99 at the time of this writing, so for pretty obvious reasons, you should totally disregard that when deciding what's the best phone for you.
The Galaxy S26 Ultra could definitely take that title away from its predecessor in a couple of months, mind you, but the odds of seeing Samsung's next super-flagship sold at up to a $540 discount earlier than the fall are virtually nonexistent.
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