When buying the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the most recent Galaxy phone Amazon will accept for trade-in is the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which it priced at $135. Samsung values the exact same handset at $600. A mind-bogglingly large gap in valuation between the two companies.

Unlike the Galaxy A55, Samsung remembered to include the vividness slider on the Galaxy S24 FE out-of-the-box. It's less important on the Galaxy S24 FE because it's Samsung's most vivid panel since last year's Galaxy S23 FE. Still, if you prefer a more vibrant game and movie experience, you'll want to crank up your vividness.

With only a few flagship phones priced under $700, the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE stands out for having a reasonable price and features found on more expensive phones.

The deal is nothing short of remarkable: the 128GB version of the Galaxy S24, typically priced at $799, can be obtained for as low as $259 with an eligible trade-in. For those seeking more storage, the 256GB model is available for just $319,

While it regularly costs $1300, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is marked down $300 for Amazon Prime Big Deal Days.

If your Samsung Galaxy S24 is stuck on the Samsung logo and refuses to boot properly, it can be a frustrating and daunting experience. However, there are

Samsung is making waves with an exclusive offer on its flagship smartphone – the Galaxy S24 Ultra – which is available only through the official Samsung website. This limited-time deal is a great opportunity to acquire one of the most advanced Android smartphones on the market at a massively reduced price.

The two-day Amazon Big Deals Days sale is throwing up record price drops on the three Samsung Galaxy S24 series handsets.

Ah, the Galaxy S24 FE. The Fan Edition of the Galaxy S24 lineup. This phone always comes out at a pretty odd time, and seems like the red-headed stepchild

A Samsung Galaxy S24 FE vs. Galaxy S24 comparison poses an interesting question if you're looking to buy one of the best Samsung phones. Do you have to make too many sacrifices with the new FE model to justify the price cut from Samsung's entry-level flagship?