The Galaxy S24 Ultra 256GB and 512GB models have been discounted by $250 if you don’t have another handset to trade in. That brings the price down to $1,049.99 and $1,169.99 respectively.

Huge news gang: TechRadar is one of the few publications that bagged our readers early access to this year's Samsung Black Friday sale. There are some enormous savings up for grabs right now, with massive discounts of up to $2,500 available across TVs, phones, tablets, and wearables.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is already seeing significant price drops across all sizes for early Black Friday with a $100 discount even without any trade-in offers. Additionally, customers can take advantage of a generous $350 trade-in discount,

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With Black Friday around the corner, you can save big on Samsung's 2024 flagship up to $800 if you trade in your existing device. And even if you don't have a device to trade in, you can save $250 on the phone.

Samsung has launched its early Black Friday sale this Sunday and it is offering huge discounts on its flagship Galaxy S24 Ultra (but also on foldable phones like Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6). This premium smartphone is known for its cutting-edge features and impressive performance is now available at prices that are hard to resist.

Samsung Black Friday sale offers huge deals on TVs, tablets, smartwatches, phones, home appliances and more. Here's what we know about when this Black Friday sale will drop in 2024.

The Samsung Frame TV, which our experts dubbed the best frame TV, is $700 off, and the Samsung QLED QN90D, which they named the best premium LED 4K TV and the best TV for bright spaces, is 40% off. Our experts say this LG evo C3 (28% off) is the best overall 4K TV —and the LG evo C4 (over $1,000 off!) got a best OLED TV nod.

T he Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is an early contender for smartphone of the year already, and it can do so much on its own. But you can also pick up a few accessories to really make