Black Friday is always a treat for anyone shopping for new tech — and 2024 is no different. If a new phone is on your wishlist, 'tis the season to grab one. Samsung Galaxy phones, in particular, are popping off with Black Friday deals a day before the official shopping holiday begins. All of the best Galaxy phones, including the S24 Ultra and Z Fold 6 are seeing record-low prices. Yes, even better than Prime Day.
We've rounded up our top picks below for the best Samsung Galaxy phone deals and will update the list as any new ones roll in.
Released in early 2024, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra was dubbed "the best Android phone" by Mashable Tech Editor Kim Gedeon. It's a close rival to the iPhone 15 Pro Max (maybe even better in certain categories) and packs a rear telephoto lens with outrageous zoom capabilities, a bunch of neat AI features, and a durable titanium design. And, of course, it comes with the S Pen stylus we know and love that doubles as a remote. Beating out its Prime Day price, the 256GB, unlocked version is down to just $941.43 at Amazon for Black Friday. That's a savings of 28% on the titanium gray model. If you prefer another shade, it'll cost you a few bucks more — most other colors are down to $949.99 at both Amazon and Best Buy.
Check out Mashable's full review of the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 6 made a big splash at the Galaxy Unpacked 2024 event over the summer. It's seen a few discounts since its debut, but none this big: for Black Friday, you can slash 27% off and get the 256GB model for only $1,389.98 (in select colors, pink and navy) instead of $1,899.99 at Amazon. The Z Fold 6 stuck to its original winning formula when it comes to the fundamentals — cameras, battery capacity, and memory. But a few tweaks and add-ons make this phone even better than the Z Fold 5 (which we already loved), including a thinner, wider, and brighter display with enhanced resolution, a boost in Snapdragon power, and a boat load of AI-powered tools from the Galaxy AI suite. Need more storage? The 512GB version is also on sale for $1,479.68 (down from $2,019.99).
Samsung Galaxy A35 (128GB, Unlocked) — $299.99$399.99(save $100)
Samsung Galaxy A35 (128GB, Unlocked) with Galaxy Buds FE — $357.97$499.98(save $142.01)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE (128GB, Unlocked) — $449.99$649.99(save $200)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE (256GB, Unlocked) — $534.99$709.99(save $175)
Samsung Galaxy S24 (128GB, Unlocked) — $659.99$799.99(save $140)
Samsung Galaxy S24 (256GB, Unlocked) — $719.99$859.99(save $140)
Samsung Galaxy S24+ (256GB, Unlocked) — $743.93$999.99(save $256.06)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 (256GB, Unlocked) — $799.36$1,099.99(save $300.63)
Samsung Galaxy S24+ (512GB, Unlocked) — $875.13$1,119.99(save $244.86)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 (512GB, Unlocked) — $929$1,219.99(save $290.99)
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (512GB, Unlocked) — $1,069.99$1,419.99(save $350)
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 (512GB, Unlocked) — $1,514.99$2,019.99(save $505)
Samsung Galaxy A15 (128GB, Unlocked) — $169.99$199.99(save $30)
Samsung Galaxy A35 (128GB, Unlocked) — $299.99$399.99(save $100)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE (128GB, Unlocked) — $449.99$649.99(save $200)
Samsung Galaxy S24 (128GB, Unlocked) — $659.99$799.99(save $140)
Samsung Galaxy S24+ (256GB, Unlocked) — $743.93$999.99(save $256.06)
Samsung Galaxy S24 (256GB, Unlocked) — $719.99$859.99(save $140)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 (256GB, Unlocked) — $849.99$1,099.99(save $250)
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB, Unlocked) — $949.99$1,299.99(save $350)
Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (512GB, Unlocked) — $1,069.99$1,419.99(save $350)
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