Amazon has multiple Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra models on sale at a super-rare $300 discount
Probably the best Android phone in the world is available at its lowest ever price with no special requirements.
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Probably the best Android phone in the world right now is available at its lowest ever price with no strings attached. Do I have your undivided attention? Good, because you may want to hurry and order your favorite Galaxy S25 Ultra variant at a huge $300 discount before that inevitably goes away.
This appears to be a totally unprecedented Amazon deal, mind you, although Samsung has actually sold its latest Android super-flagship at this exact same discount without an obligatory device trade-in or any other special requirements once or twice before.
Curiously enough, the world's number one smartphone vendor currently runs a Discover Summer sale on its official US website, but the S25 Ultra is only marked down by a modest $120 with 512GB storage as part of that event. Naturally, you're strongly advised to take your business to Amazon instead and either go for an entry-level 256 gig configuration in a gray, silverblue, or whitesilver hue or that aforementioned 512GB variant in gray or whitesilver.
Those are all the units available at a whopping 300 bucks less than usual at the time of this writing, but that might not be true for more than a few hours. Keep in mind that the Galaxy S25 Ultra normally starts at $1,299.99, and although a $300 price cut still doesn't make this bad boy conventionally affordable, it undeniably makes it a heavyweight value champion in addition to a pure powerhouse with some of the greatest specs in the mobile industry today.
Yes, Samsung's newest crown jewel packs a cutting-edge Snapdragon 8 Elite processor (for Galaxy), as well as 12GB RAM in combination with both 256 and 512GB storage space, a hefty 5,000mAh battery equipped with blazing fast 45W charging technology, and no less than four rear-facing cameras (including a 200MP primary beast).
Our comprehensive Galaxy S25 Ultra review from a few months back found almost no flaw with the S Pen-wielding 6.9-inch giant, although it has to be highlighted that this is in no way a revolutionary device for Samsung's Galaxy S line and that the Galaxy AI tech the company is so aggressively advertising... still needs a lot of work before it can change your life.
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