Last chance! Samsung's Galaxy S23 preorder deals expire in just a few hours — save up to $1,030, storage upgrades, and more
The new flagship series hits shelves tomorrow.
Samsung's newest flagship series will officially be out tomorrow, February 17th, so it's your last chance to take advantage of the many great Samsung Galaxy S23 preorder deals that are active right now.
I'm talking about complimentary storage upgrades, free instant credit, and even up to $1,000 of trade-in credit if you preorder in the next few hours. We'll break down a few of the best Samsung offers below.
- Samsung preorders: Galaxy S23 | Galaxy S23 Plus | Galaxy S23 Ultra
Some of the deals seem a bit complicated, but suffice to say, if you have an old device lying around or you're willing to make a change to your wireless service, Samsung is going to hook you up. Of course, if you want something simpler, feel free to check out our full list of Galaxy S23 deals while you're in the neighborhood.
On a surface level, the Samsung Galaxy S23, the Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra don't seem that different from their predecessors, but under the hood, you'll find outstanding specs like the ultra-efficient Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, bigger batteries, and (as we noted in our Galaxy S23 Ultra review) some of the best smartphone camera technology that money can buy.
Samsung's Galaxy S23 deals are out of this world
Samsung Galaxy S23: $799.99 FREE with eligible trade-in and carrier activation, plus free storage upgrade and up to $100 in credit at Samsung
If you just want to snag the base S23, you can save a ton of cash when you trade in an old or broken device and activate the phone with a carrier. T-Mobile and AT&T customers will be eligible to receive up to $1,000 off with trade-in and a qualified line, while Verizon is offering up to $700. Even without carrier activation, Samsung will still give you up to $620 off when you trade in.
Of course, if you don't have a device to trade-in, you'll still get a free storage upgrade and up to $100 of instant Samsung credit when you use our exclusive link.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus: $999.99 Save up to $1,000 with trade-in and carrier activation, plus free storage upgrade and up to $100 in credit
Samsung is offering a nearly-identical bounty of offers if you decide to pick up the S23 Plus instead. Head to Samsung and activate your S23 Plus through T-Mobile or AT&T and you'll get up to $1,000 off your purchase when you trade in. That's enough to make the phone totally free.
Activate with Verizon and there's a max credit of $700 up for grabs, while unlocked devices can get up to $620 off with trade-in. And again, all preorders get free memory upgrades and up to $100 in Samsung credit.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: $1,199.99 Save up to $1,000 with trade-in and carrier activation, plus free storage upgrade and up to $150 in credit
The Galaxy S23 Ultra seems destined to join the ranks of the best Android phones this year, but doesn't mean you can't save some serious cash before the phone is even out. T-Mobile and AT&T are offering up to $1,000 off with trade-in and activation through Samsung, while Verizon and unlocked purchases can get up to $800 off and $830 off with trade-in, respectively.
And again, if you want to skip the trade-in process altogether, you'll still get a free memory upgrade and a nice chunk of change to spend in the Samsung store.
After you preorder your new S23, don't forget to protect your investment with one of the best Samsung Galaxy S23 cases, Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus cases, or Galaxy S23 Ultra cases!
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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.