Ends tomorrow! Claim up to $1,250 off the Galaxy S25 series before the phones are even announced

The Galaxy S24 family including the smaller Galaxy S24, larger Galaxy S24 Plus, and premium Galaxy S24 Ultra
(Image credit: Nicholas Sutrich / Android Central)

It's official: the Galaxy S25 series is set to be revealed during the Samsung Unpacked announcement event tomorrow, January 22nd, at 1pm ET / 10am PT, but you don't need preorder deals to save cash on the phones today.

Head to Samsung's website right now and sign up for the Galaxy Reserve program using just your name and email address and you'll be guaranteed to receive a $50 credit with your preorder, no strings attached.

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Samsung Galaxy Reserve: sign up and get $50 credit, up to $1,250 of trade-in credit, plus get entered to win $5,000 at Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Reserve: sign up and get $50 credit, up to $1,250 of trade-in credit, plus get entered to win $5,000 at Samsung

The next Galaxy is coming on January 22nd, and Samsung is marking the occasion by giving out $50 credits to everyone who registers interest through the Galaxy Reserve program. All you need is your name and email address, and there's no obligation to preorder if you change your mind later. You'll also be eligible for up to $1,250 of trade-in credit if you send Samsung your old phone.

You're not under any obligation to buy anything and you can just unsubscribe once you apply your 50 bucks to your preorder. Yeah, it's that easy. To make the deal even sweeter, signing up for the Reserve program ahead of Samsung Unpacked on January 22nd will also enter you into a sweepstakes to win $5,000. You can even get up to $1,250 off the phones when you process a trade-in alongside your preorder. There are sure to be plenty of Galaxy S25 preorder deals when the phones are unveiled tomorrow, but I'm planning to beat the crowds and reserve my savings today.

Leaks and rumors over the past six months have suggested that the flagship series will include the base model Galaxy S25, the super-balanced Galaxy S25 Plus, and a newly-designed Galaxy S25 Ultra. There have also been rumors that a Galaxy S25 "Slim" variant will be revealed at some point.

All the phones in the lineup are expected to come packed with the laptop-quality Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen Elite chipset, plus seven years of software support and Android 15 straight out of the box. As usual, you can also plan to see some upgraded camera tech and the latest AI-powered software features. Is the Galaxy S25 series destined to find its place among the best Android phones released in 2025? It's too soon to say, but I certainly wouldn't bet against it.

Patrick Farmer
eCommerce Editor

After almost a decade of working in the e-commerce space, Patrick Farmer (he/him) began his career at Android Central as a Deals and Commerce Writer before moving into a new role as AC's eCommerce Editor in 2023. When he's not hunting down the best deals and offering shopping advice for our readers, you'll often find him listening to music, camping out at a brewery, or treating his cat like a human child. 

  • mustang7757
    Yup same as past devices with Galaxy reserve
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  • ironass
    mustang7757 said:
    Yup same as past devices with Galaxy reserve
    Nothing similar for the U.K....

    367558
    Reply
  • mustang7757
    ironass said:
    Nothing similar for the U.K....

    367558

    You UK people do things different lol
    Come to the US already 😀
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  • ironass
    mustang7757 said:
    You UK people do things different lol
    Come to the US already 😀
    Different!!!

    Come to the US. What... and leave behind our development of horseless carriages and flying machines? ;)
    Reply
  • mustang7757
    ironass said:
    Different!!!

    Come to the US. What... and leave behind our development of horseless carriages and flying machines? ;)
    I have relatives in the UK, maybe I should come there
    Reply
  • ironass
    mustang7757 said:
    I have relatives in the UK, maybe I should come there
    More than welcome @mustang7757 old boy! (y):)
    Reply
  • mustang7757
    ironass said:
    More than welcome @mustang7757 old boy! (y):)
    Thank you
    Reply