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The Samsung Galaxy S22 series is now officially available to buy, after pre-orders ending on February 24. And here’s how you can buy your own Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+ or Galaxy S22 Ultra.
The Galaxy S22 series consists of the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The Galaxy S22 starts at $799, Galaxy S22+ at $999, and the Galaxy S22 Ultra at $1,199.
Amazon
You can save $100 off of the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Plus by clipping the coupon on the page. This is unfortunately not available for the Galaxy S22 Ultra. But that still makes the Galaxy S22 just $699, and this does not require any trade-in at all. Which is also very useful.
AT&T
AT&T is offering $800 off any Galaxy S22 phone. That is when you trade-in any eligible phone. That is good enough to get you the Galaxy S22 for “free” or pay $200 for the Galaxy S22 plus. The same deal works on the Galaxy S22 Ultra, where you can get it for around $400. Which is a really great deal.
Best Buy
Best Buy isn’t offering anything particularly special, but you may be able to get a few hundred off if you “activate” your phone the same day. Keep in mind that only works for AT&T and Verizon.
Samsung.com
Samsung is selling the unlocked models as well as carrier models of the Galaxy S22 series on its website. So you can pick whichever you’d like. It will also have more options for storage and colors than most carriers will.
Samsung is also offering up $700 off the Galaxy S22 when you trade in your eligible device. Or that’s $780 towards a Galaxy S22 Plus, or $900 towards a Galaxy S22 Ultra. Depending on which phone you’re buying.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is offering up to $700 off a Galaxy S22 when you trade in your current phone.
It’ll be $500 off of the Galaxy S22 or Galaxy S22 Plus, and $700 off of a Galaxy S22 Ultra. Honestly, this is the least good promotion available for the Galaxy S22 series right now, with Verizon offering the best promo.
Verizon
Verizon is offering a pretty sweet deal for everyone. You can trade-in an eligible device and get up to $1,000 off of a Galaxy S22 (any model. But keep in mind that if you do get a Galaxy S22, you won’t get the full $1,000, you’ll get an amount equal to the cost of the phone, so $799. That’s still a free phone though.