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For Android users, Apple Event week is a chance to save $250 on Samsung Galaxy phones

Mashable ·
For Android users, Apple Event week is a chance to save $250 on Samsung Galaxy phones

SAVE $250 : As of Sept.

11, you can grab an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (256GB) or Galaxy Z Fold 8 (256GB) on sale at Amazon for $1,049.99 (reg. $1,299.99) and $1,649.99 (reg. $1,899.99), respectively.

That's $250 in savings on either phone.

Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (256GB, Unlocked) $1,049.99 at Amazon $1,299.99 Save $250 Get Deal Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 (256GB, Unlocked) $1,649.99 at Amazon $1,899.99 Save $250 Get Deal Not everyone is an iPhone person.

While the tech world is fully consumed by news of the iPhone Duo , 18 Pro , and 18 Pro Max releases, Android folks can quietly snag a new Samsung Galaxy phone for less.

Amazon has an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra base model with 256GB of storage for just $1,049.99 instead of $1,299.99.

That's $250 in savings.

And if you'd prefer a foldable phone like the iPhone Duo, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 with 256GB is also on sale for only $1,649.99 at Amazon — a savings of $250 as well.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is Samsung's premium flagship device, which goes to head to head with Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro Max.

"If there's ever been a phone to make you ditch Apple, this is it," Mashable's tech editor Timothy Beck Werth cheered in his review.

It features a world-class camera array, a brilliant 6.9-inch AMOLED display with up to 120Hz refresh rate, a speedy Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, battery that lasts all day with heavy use, an included stylus, and a Privacy Display.

It's expensive, but ultimately worth the investment for the right person.

Plus, a nearly 20% discount certainly helps.

The Z Fold 8 is a worthy Duo alternative for Android users.

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