After S20 launch, Samsung drops every Galaxy S10 model by $150

Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10+ (Image credit: Android Central)

What you need to know

Samsung dropping Galaxy S10 prices across the board.
As of S20 launch day you can get last year's flagships on Samsung.com starting at $600.
All three models now start under $1,000.

At its spring 2020 Unpacked event in San Francisco today, Samsung announced several spec-packed smartphones, including the new S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra, as well as the Z Flip. But perhaps one of the most accessible announcements was that the company would be immediately lowering the prices of the S10 lineup by $150 for each device.

The Galaxy S10e will now start at $600, while the S10 can be had for $750 and the S10+ for $850. This puts the phones squarely up against other so-called budget flagships from OnePlus and Apple.

Head over to Samsung.com to see all the new phone announcements and get your reduced price Galaxy S10.

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