Amazon has discounts of up to 33% on most of the Samsung Galaxy lineup, ranging from the flagship S25 Ultra down to the entry-level A26.
The announcement of the S25 Edge caused deals on the other S25 models to dry up temporarily, but now they are back. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is €420 off if you go for the 512GB variant.
The Samsung Galaxy S25+ is under €1,000, even for the 512GB model, while last week even the 256GB one was over €1,100. That opens quite a gap to the S25 Edge, which is €1,250 (with a free storage upgrade to 512GB). Even the Ultra is cheaper than the Edge!
The vanilla Samsung Galaxy S25 has dipped under the €700 mark – this is for the 256GB variant. Due to how the discounts work out, the 128GB variant actually ends up being more expensive, so we didn’t bother including it here.
For the mid-range, the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is pretty cheap if you settle for the 128GB model. Having to pay over €90 for just 128GB extra hurts – that said, it may be the wise choice in the long run. This phone will receive OS updates for 6 more years and Android versions tend to get bigger, not smaller.
The Samsung Galaxy A56 offers a pretty cheap upgrade to 256GB, making it a no-brainer over the 128GB A56. However, you still may want to go for the S24 FE – its Exynos 2400e is 70-80% faster (sometimes more) than the Exynos 1580 inside the A-phone. And you lose the 8MP 3x/75mm telephoto camera.
The A56 has faster charging (45W wired only vs. 25W wired and 15W wireless) and it trades blows with the S24 FE when it comes to endurance (it’s better at browsing, not as good at gaming).
There’s also the Samsung Galaxy A36, but the value-for-money is not so good – you lose even more performance, the camera also takes a hit and the A36 has a plastic frame instead of an aluminum one. Check out the Galaxy A36 vs. A56 head-to-head comparison for more details.
Finally, the Samsung Galaxy A26 price has been slashed by a third. The phone has a lot of similarities with the Galaxy A36 – detailed comparison here – but it also loses out on a lot of upgrades. Still, the A36 costs €75 more, which is quite a bit in the €200-€300 segment, so check out our comparison article to help you make up your mind.
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