Early adopters who wanted to get their hands and rock an Android flagship for 2025 had a salivating offer from Amazon, as their Galaxy S25 Ultra purchase would be accompanied by a $200 gift card that could be redeemed on other products listed on the online retailer. Unfortunately, the e-commerce giant probably thought that it gave buyers ample time to pick up Samsung’s latest and greatest because that gift card option is no longer available, but that is no reason to sink your head in disappointment.
After all, what is Amazon, if not a treasure trove of discounts and surprises? If you head over to the Galaxy S25 Ultra page, you will notice that instead of a gift card, you get up to $230 off. Now, let us dive into the details to avoid confusion; there are two storage variants of the Galaxy S25 Ultra that are up for grabs; one that offers 256GB of internal memory, and the top-end model ships with 512GB. The base model is currently discounted by $200, with the highest price cut offered on the Titanium Black version, which is available for $1,099.
However, if you wish to double that storage with barely any adverse effect on your wallet, you can opt for the 512GB version that is $230 off, and if you want the highest discount, we recommend getting the Titanium Whitesilver model. Apart from the details, the Galaxy S25 Ultra requires no introduction, as it is the equivalent of Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro Max but runs different software. You get an incredibly versatile camera system coupled with the powerful Snapdragon 8 Elite, 12GB LPDDR5X RAM, a generous 5,000mAh battery, and S-Pen support.
Get the Galaxy S25 Ultra with 256GB storage from Amazon - $1,099 (15 percent off, highest discount applied on the Titanium Black finish)
Get the Galaxy S25 Ultra with 512GB storage from Amazon - $1,189.99 (16 percent off, highest discount applied on Titanium Whitesilver finish)
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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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