But the savings extend beyond the Galaxy S25 phones themselves: Samsung is offering immediate savings on a range of accessories that will make Samsung fans very happy. You can get the new Galaxy Buds3 Pro for free (usually $249), the Galaxy Watch Ultra for just $240 (down from $649) or the popular Galaxy Ring for $180 (normally $399).

The rear camera array represents the only other notable hardware difference between S25 Ultra and S24 Ultra. Namely, the ultrawide lens has been upgraded from 12MP a year ago to 50MP this year. Aside from that, everything else is the same: a 200MP wide lens, 50MP telephoto lens, and 12MP selfie camera.

As we've discovered with our Galaxy S25 Ultra hands-on, there's a lot to recommend with this new version, from a top-performing chipset to a bunch of

The Galaxy Buds3 Pro are normally priced at $249 but they can be yours for free when you opt for the Galaxy S25 Ultra (256GB or 512GB) or the Galaxy S25+ 256GB. Even if you choose the 512GB Galaxy S25 Ultra, you’ll only pay $9.99 for these premium earbuds. Galaxy S25 buyers can buy them for just $19.99 to $69.99 depending on the model.

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The best Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus cases are here and ready to keep your new Galaxy S25 Plus safe from harm. And there's plenty to protect on this new 6.7-inch phone from Samsung.

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