When buying the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the most recent Galaxy phone Amazon will accept for trade-in is the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which it priced at $135. Samsung values the exact same handset at $600. A mind-bogglingly large gap in valuation between the two companies.

The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, the most premium addition to Samsung’s flagship lineup is now available at a record-low price during Amazon’s Prime Day event. For a limited time only, you can snag this premium 256GB smartphone for just $940 down from its regular price of $1,290 – that’s a whopping $350 off! The 512GB version is on sale too.

SAVE OVER $300: As of Oct. 9, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is on sale for $1,046.58 at Amazon. That's a saving of 26% on list price and it's lowest-ever price on Amazon.

As Amazon’s latest rendition of deal days rolls into day 2, there are still plenty of discounts to look at, especially if you are in the market for a new phone. And the thing is, because Amazon is doing what they are doing,

The deal is nothing short of remarkable: the 128GB version of the Galaxy S24, typically priced at $799, can be obtained for as low as $259 with an eligible trade-in. For those seeking more storage, the 256GB model is available for just $319,

Hold the phone! Amazon is offering the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra for just $997 (was $1,299.99) as part of its October Amazon Prime Day sale. This particular saving applies to the 256GB model in Titanium Yellow, but if you'd prefer more storage (or a different color), the 512GB Titanium Violet model is currently down to $1,065 (was $1,4199.99).

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Granted, we're comparing apples and oranges here. A better comparison would be the new Galaxy S24 FE (starts at $649.99) and the entry-level Galaxy S24 (starts at $859.99). They share more of the same specs and the price difference between the two is only $210.

A dummy of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has surfaced, giving a good look at the expected design of Samsung's future phone. The new device is thought to have slimmer bezels, but with much the same design as previously.