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Amazon is currently knocking a decent amount off Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra, so if you’ve been waiting for a better price on the flagship, this is worth a look.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra

The deal focuses on the unlocked 256GB model in White. It’s listed around $1,138 right now, down from the usual $1,399.99. That’s roughly $262 off, or about 19 percent. Not a bad drop for the base storage version, and the White finish looks clean and premium with the phone’s overall design.

Samsung’s own US store is running a similar offer. There, the 256GB Galaxy S26 Ultra is $1,149.99 across every color (White, Black, Sky Blue, Cobalt Violet, plus the online-only Silver Shadow and Pink Gold).

That’s a straight $250 off the same list price. Higher storage options (512GB and 1TB) are discounted too, though the biggest relative savings still land on the entry model.

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Galaxy S26 Ultra Samsung US store listing

While you’re checking those, it’s also worth noting that Amazon still has a solid discount on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra. The 512GB Graphite model is currently available for around $2,048, down from its $2,299.99 list price.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra arrived earlier this year as Samsung’s top regular (non-foldable) flagship. You’re getting a big 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED screen with that Privacy Display feature that cuts down on side-angle peeping, the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip tuned for Galaxy AI, a camera system led by a 200MP main sensor, built-in S Pen support, and a 5,000mAh battery. It’s aimed at people who want strong cameras, solid productivity tools, and long software support without going the foldable route.

Both the Amazon and Samsung.com deals make the S26 Ultra a bit more approachable. Prices can change, so it’s worth checking the live listings before you decide.

(Sources: Amazon | Samsung US store)

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