Pre-launch Galaxy S26 leaks suggested this would be the case.
While some of Samsung’s deals have been sub-par, a new promotion is its most aggressive yet and comes close to the Galaxy S25’s lowest ever price by knocking $500 of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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Samsung’s Most Aggressive Galaxy S26 Ultra Price Yet The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra just received a huge discount.
RAM crisis? What RAM crisis? Samsung has been forced into several price rises this year because of the rising price of memory, and that has—so far—impacted its discount pricing. Pre-launch Galaxy S26 leaks suggested this would be the case. While some of Samsung’s deals have been sub-par, a new promotion is its most aggressive yet and comes close to the Galaxy S25’s lowest ever price by knocking $500 of the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
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Samsung’s Most Aggressive Galaxy S26 Ultra Price Yet The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra. (Photo by Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NurPhoto via Getty Images The Galaxy S26 Ultra launched in March for $1,299.99 for the 256GB model and $1,499.99 for the 512GB option. Samsung's first notable discount knocked $200 off in mid-May, which I reported was actually $30 less generous than the equivalent Galaxy S25 Ultra deal at the same point last year. A few weeks later, the Memorial Day sale pushed that to $250 off. Now Samsung has gone further again, dropping the price to $999.99 alongside a free storage upgrade from 256GB to 512GB. Oddly the site is charging $999 for both the 256GB and 512GB models, although I’m not sure why anyone would pick the lower storage tier for the same price. MORE FOR YOU Altogether that is a $500 discount for the 512GB model, which represents a serious price cut by any standard, not just in the context of 2026's higher hardware prices. The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra just received a huge discount. Samsung To put the $999.99 price in context: the Galaxy S25 Ultra, the previous generation flagship, hit a record low of $859.99 during Black Friday last year. The S26 Ultra at $999.99 is more expensive than that, but considering the 512GB option launched at $1,499.99 two months ago and prices across the board have risen because of the memory chip crisis, getting a current generation flagship under $1,000 with double the storage is a serious deal.
