The Galaxy S24 lineup is now up for pre-order, and early adopters can obtain some excellent freebies at the same launch price, so you will want to carefully check out these details. Firstly, all the models up for pre-order on Amazon will give you double the storage at no extra charge, provided that you secure a unit within the purchasing time window. For those interested, the release date of all Galaxy S24 models on Amazon is January 31, with Samsung’s flagship series starting from $799.99 all the way up to $1,299.99.
The base model allows you to pick any of the four finishes and get a $50 Amazon eGift card. With the Galaxy S24 Plus, that gift card climbs to $150, and if you trouble yourself to get the top-tier Galaxy S24 Ultra, you will be rewarded handsomely for your efforts and receive a $200 eGift card. There is another promotion on Amazon, where if you pre-order any of the Galaxy S24 models, you can add $149.99 to the total and get yourself Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 2 Pro.
The wireless earbuds bundle can help you save $78, and combining that with the Amazon eGift Card, not to mention double the storage, means you are getting a pretty sweet deal at your fingertips. Before we forget, any Galaxy S24 model pre-ordered from Amazon comes fully unlocked, meaning that it will work with any major U.S. carrier, with all three flagships being 5G-ready right out of the box. There is no telling when this deal will expire, but our hunch is that the offers will expire when the first units start shipping on January 31.
Pre-order the Galaxy S24, get twice the storage and a $50 Amazon eGift Card
Pre-order the Galaxy S24 Plus, get twice the storage and a $150 Amazon eGift Card
Pre-order the Galaxy S24, get twice the storage and a $200 Amazon eGift Card
About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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