GET A FREE $100 AMAZON GIFT CARD:Preorder the new Samsung Galaxy S25+ (256GB or Watch Believer Online512GB, unlocked) and get a free $100 Amazon gift card.
Opens in a new window Credit: Samsung / Amazon Samsung Galaxy S25+ (256GB or 512GB, unlocked) + free $100 Amazon gift card Samsung Unpacked brought on the announcement of the brands latest flagship models. If you're looking for a powerhouse Android device but don't want to spend over $1,000, the S25+ might be a great option. And if you preorder from Amazon, you'll be in for a nice surprise.
Until Feb. 6, preorders for the Samsung Galaxy S25+ (256GB or 512GB, unlocked) come with a free $100 Amazon gift card. The 256 Galaxy S25+ is priced at $999.99 while the 512GB model is $1,119.99. Orders are expected to begin shipping on Feb. 7.
The Samsung Galaxy S25+ is a step up compared to the base S25 model. Maybe the most noticeable difference is the larger screen size, with the S25+ coming with 6.7-inch display, compared to the 6.2-inch display on the S25 base model.
SEE ALSO: Rate your favorite smart home gear for a chance to win a $250 Amazon gift cardThe S25+ also packs in a larger battery, which can be great if you're often away from a charger for longer periods of time.
Like the other Galaxy S25 phones, the S25+ uses the new Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor and comes with pretty fancy AI features like Circle to Search which allows you to circle anything on your phone screen and ask Google to search it.
If you're in line to upgrade to the new Samsung Galaxy S25+, preorder from Amazon to score a free $100 Amazon gift card. Not only will you be getting the newest Android device, you'll have some serious spending money at Amazon for a future purchase.
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