The star of the current show, the Galaxy S25 Ultra, can be yours for as low as $399 (512GB down from $1,419) with eligible trade-in—a fraction of its regular price. To put this in perspective, an iPhone 16 Pro with 512GB storage retails for $1,299. The savings are huge and that’s before factoring in the additional perks!

Probably the biggest hardware enhancement Samsung added to the Galaxy S25 Ultra is the latest and greatest in Snapdragon processing, the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chipset. After a little bit of time using the phone, I can confirm everything feels very speedy and responsive.

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Up to 50% money-back if the Galaxy S25 is returned to Samsung after 12 months, or 40% after 24 months. Relaxed return policy with no conditions for new purchase after returning the old device. 50% off select accessories.

It's here, it's rounder, is it better? The Galaxy S25 Ultra is now on pre-order and expected to ship as early as February 4 (February 6 in stores) and

Curious about how Samsung has pushed the envelope with the Galaxy S25 Ultra? From a design overhaul to groundbreaking AI integration, this flagship device is setting new standards. We’ve gone hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra to give you a detailed look at what makes this phone a potential game-changer.

An official Samsung blog claims there is a Galaxy S25 Ultra's Bluetooth S Pen, but that is not the case currently.

Samsung showed off the Samsung Galaxy S25 series of phones at its Unpacked event in San Jose, and while most of the showcase was reserved for new AI features, there's still plenty of new hardware details to highlight.

Samsung recently clarified a mix-up surrounding the S Pen and its compatibility with the Galaxy S25 Ultra. Initially, a blog post on Samsung's Business Insights site suggested that the Galaxy S25 Ultra would support Bluetooth-enabled S Pens,