Amazon’s Prime Big Deals are slashing as much as $420 off the Samsung Galaxy S26 series. The base model now starts at $724.99, while the Galaxy S26 Ultra is priced at $979.99. Every storage configuration and every colour option is part of the promotion.
According to Wccftech reporter Omar Sohail, the three flagships continue to deliver strong value for the specifications packed inside. He says the lineup offers “incredible value for the specifications all three flagships pack underneath the hood.”
Sohail adds that the Ultra model, which is the most popular of the three, has also been cut and is now available for under $1,000. He notes that, for just $979.99, buyers receive “one of the best and most premium smartphones on the planet,” a status that will hold until the Galaxy S27 Ultra arrives next year.
He writes, “Now, does that sound like an exceptional offer or what?” and points out that the discount is not limited to the phones. The same sale event includes a variety of Samsung accessories.
The Galaxy Magnet 45W Wireless Charger appears at $59.99, which represents a twenty percent reduction from its regular price. The Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are listed at $199.99, also a twenty percent cut. The Galaxy Buds 3 FE are shown at $94.99, reflecting a thirty‑seven percent discount.
Wearables see the Galaxy Watch8 Classic (46 mm) priced at $349.99, thirty percent below its usual tag. The Galaxy Watch9 (40 mm) is offered at $379.99. The Galaxy Watch Ultra2 (47 mm, LTE) carries a price of $716.29.
Tablets receive the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ with 128 GB of storage for $539.99, a twenty‑three percent reduction, and the Galaxy Tab S11 with the same storage for $659.99, a thirty‑four percent discount.
Finally, the Galaxy S26 FE with 128 GB is offered at $574.99, an eighteen percent off the regular rate.
Sohail reminds readers that these prices are valid only for the duration of Amazon’s Prime Big Deals. Once the event ends the standard rates will return. He also notes that the S26 lineup isn’t the only Samsung product receiving price cuts during the sale, and that “you never know what you might find interesting” when browsing the deal page.
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DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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