Amazon is desperately trying to make the Galaxy S26+ appealing, now selling it at $235 off
It's nowhere near as popular as the Galaxy S26 Ultra, but the S26 Plus should be strongly considered at this massively reduced price.
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The S26 Plus only has three rear-facing cameras, but they're pretty great cameras. | Image by PhoneArena
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If you're strapped for cash but don't want to settle for the "vanilla" Galaxy S26 (let alone the Galaxy S25 FE or another lower-end device from Samsung or a different Android brand), the S26 Plus is on sale at a slightly humbler but never-before-seen $210 discount from a regular price of $1,099.99 in an entry-level 256 gig variant as well.
Both models come with the same 12GB RAM count, mind you, as well as a state-of-the-art Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, but for some pretty obvious reasons, the Galaxy S26+ remains a far less appealing product than the Galaxy S26 Ultra for most hardcore Samsung fans and Android power users in general.

The S26 Plus is almost as big (and almost as good) as the S26 Ultra. | Image by PhoneArena
While there's clearly no way to "fix" the absence of the groundbreaking Privacy Display functionality or the 50 + 10 + 12MP triple rear-facing camera system (which is nowhere near as advanced and as versatile as the S26 Ultra's 200 + 10 + 50 + 50MP quad snapper setup), I believe the S26 Plus is worth some of your attention and possibly your money right now.
That's because the Galaxy S26 Ultra is not only costlier but also currently available at a smaller discount than $235 in all variants from both Amazon and Samsung's official US e-store. Still don't think the Galaxy S26+ provides good enough value? Then you might want to wait for Amazon's next big deal on the phone, although there are obviously no guarantees that will come anytime soon.
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