Samsung's 2025 Galaxy S25 Series: Preorders Open, Shipping February 7th
Samsung unveiled its 2025 Galaxy S25 lineup at this year's Galaxy Unpacked event. The series includes three models: the Galaxy S25, S25+, and S25 Ultra. Preorders are now open for all models, with shipments beginning February 7th.
Samsung's website offers the best online preorder deals for unlocked phones, providing bloatware-free devices and combining instant savings, Samsung credit for future purchases, and attractive trade-in values. Amazon also offers a bonus gift card incentive, particularly beneficial for base storage models. Those who pre-registered receive an extra $50 Samsung credit and enhanced trade-in values.
Samsung Galaxy S25
Discounts up to $50, Samsung credit up to $100, and trade-in discounts up to $500
Bonus $100 Samsung Credit
1$799.99 at SamsungBonus $100 Amazon Gift Card
0$799.99 at Amazon
Bonus $50 Samsung Credit
0$859.99 save 6%$809.99 at Samsung
The entry-level S25 boasts the latest Snapdragon 8 Elite octa-core processor, 12GB RAM, and a familiar triple-lens camera system. The 128GB model is priced at $799.99 with $100 Samsung credit, while the 256GB model offers a $50 discount, selling for $809.99 with $50 Samsung credit.
Samsung Galaxy S25+
Discounts up to $100, Samsung credit up to $150, and trade-in discounts up to $700
Bonus $150 Samsung Credit
1$999.99 at Samsung
Bonus $100 Amazon Gift Card
0$999.99 at Amazon
Bonus $50 Samsung Credit
0$1,119.99 save 9%$1,019.99 at Samsung
The S25+ features a larger, sharper 6.7" display, increased storage, a larger battery, and faster charging compared to the S25. The 256GB model is $999.99 with $150 Samsung credit, and the 512GB model offers a $100 discount, priced at $1,019.99 with $50 Samsung credit.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Discounts up to $240, Samsung credit up to $150, and trade-in discounts up to $700
Bonus $150 Samsung Credit
0$1,299.99 at SamsungBonus $200 Amazon Gift Card
0$1,299.99 at Amazon
Bonus $130 Samsung Credit
3$1,419.99 save 8%$1,299.99 at Samsung
Bonus $110 Samsung Credit
3$1,659.99 save 14%$1,419.99 at Samsung
The flagship S25 Ultra boasts top-tier hardware, including a lighter body, Gorilla Armor 2 display glass, a sharper ultrawide lens, and 10-bit HDR video recording. Pricing starts at $1,299.99 (256GB with $150 Samsung credit), with discounts of $120 (512GB, $130 credit) and $240 (1TB, $110 credit).
Potential S25 "Edge" Model
Samsung hinted at a slimmer "Edge" model, but details remain scarce.
Galaxy AI Integration
Samsung continues its AI integration with Galaxy AI, offering backward compatibility with older models.
(Note: The remainder of the original text regarding the S24 and IGN's deals team has been omitted as it is not directly related to the S25 product launch.)
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