The Galaxy S26 Ultra is $799. That’s $500 off its usual $1,299 price — but only if you sign up for Mint Mobile’s 12-month Unlimited plan and pay the full $180 upfront. The deal launched November 13, 2026. It’s live now.
And it’s U.S.-only. No Indian pricing, no local availability, no regional rollout date, none of that appears in the reporting. Tom’s Guide calls it ‘the flagship Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’ and confirms it includes ‘four excellent cameras, a bright 6.9-inch display, strong battery life, S Pen support, and access to everything Galaxy AI has to offer.’ That’s all the spec detail Mint or Tom’s Guide gives.
No chip name. No RAM. No storage options. No battery capacity in mAh.
Just those features, and the discount. The Galaxy S26 Plus is also discounted: $700, down from $1,200. Same terms apply. Same plan.
Same catch: new customer only. Same fine print: speeds may drop after 50GB/month. The Unlimited plan includes unlimited calls, texts, data, and 20GB of hotspot. Tax and fees are extra.
Tom’s Guide notes the S26 series ‘has gone up in price this year, so now’s your time to make that money back.’ They add: ‘If you like Samsung phones, this is a deal you can’t miss.’ The Pixel 11 Pro XL drops from $1,299 to $794. The Moto Razr 2026 is ‘the ultimate cheap foldable’ at an unlisted price, though Tom’s Guide highlights its 50MP cameras, 3.6-inch cover display, 6.9-inch internal screen, and 4,800 mAh battery.
Foldables get smaller cuts: $200 off the Galaxy Z Flip 8 and Z Fold 8. The Z Fold 8 Ultra gets no discount figure, just a description: ‘taller and larger pair of displays,’ ‘triple-lens camera system,’ and ‘even bigger battery.’ No review scores. No hands-on impressions. No lab tests.
Just pricing, terms, and what Mint says the phones include. The sale ends when Mint says it ends. No end date is given.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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