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Samsung Galaxy S23 Deals: Save With New Lines, Trade-Ins and More [CNET]
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Save $100 on Galaxy S23 FE and up to $1,000 off carrier models
Although the newest Galaxy S24 series has arrived, that doesn’t mean Samsung’s Galaxy S23 series doesn’t still have a ton to offer. This lineup includes the mighty Galaxy S23 Ultra and the more budget-friendly Galaxy S23 FE. And while the Galaxy S24 series has replaced the S23 on our list of the best phones, that’s not because the S23 isn’t a great product. If you’re not set on having the absolute latest technology, opting for the S23 will get you good value for your money, and it’ll be a lot cheaper with the deals we outline below.
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra in February of 2023. They came with screen sizes of 6.1, 6.6 and 6.8 inches, respectively, and boasted a refined external design and some modest upgrades to the camera hardware, battery sizes and internal storage of the larger two models. A version of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor powers the phones and is optimized for the Galaxy S23 lineup.
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The Galaxy S23 FE hit shelves in October 2023 and is still the most affordable model in the S23 lineup. It has a midsize 6.4-inch display and improved battery life but comes equipped with the previous-gen Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. Whether you’re excited to get your hands on one of Samsung’s flagship phones, or maybe it’s just time to upgrade from an older phone, we’ll help you save some cash on your S23 purchase. Note that the deals and bonuses below are all time-limited and could change.
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How much does the Galaxy S23 cost?
The four models of the Galaxy S23 are available in various storage configurations. Regular US pricing for each model starts at:
- Samsung Galaxy S23 FE: $600
- Samsung Galaxy S23: $800
- Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus: $1,000
- Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: $1,200
Samsung improved the base storage for the Galaxy S23 Plus and S23 Ultra, doubling it to 256GB instead of the 128GB found in the S22 models. The base-spec Galaxy S23 and S23 FE models remain at 128GB. The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE, S23 and Galaxy S23 Plus offer 8GB of RAM, while the Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with 12GB of RAM.
What colors does the Galaxy S23 come in?
As always, Samsung’s phones come in an array of attractive colors. This time, there’s a selection of nature-inspired colors for the Galaxy S23, S23 Plus and S23 Ultra, including phantom black, cream, green and lavender. Plus, Samsung is also offering an exclusive lime green color in its own online store. The Galaxy S23 FE is available only in graphite, cream, mint and purple.
Best Galaxy S23 deals
Samsung isn’t offering discounts on the Galaxy S23 series, but there is trade-in potential on all available models. Get up to $500 off the Galaxy S23 FE with trade-in of an eligible device. If you’re interested in the S23 you can get $540 off with an eligible trade-in and up to $750 off on the S23 Ultra with an eligible trade-in.
Newer Apple and Samsung devices will net you the most, but you’ll get enhanced credit for phones from Google, Motorola and other brands as well.
Best Buy currently has unlocked models of the Galaxy S23 FE on sale for $100 off, bringing that phone down to $500.
While Best Buy isn’t offering any straightforward discounts on S23, S23 Ultra or S23 Plus but Ultra, you can still save if you trade a phone in and get a plan with AT&T or Verizon. This can net you savings of up to $1,000.
Verizon is offering both new and existing customers a chance to save on Galaxy S23 phones. Those adding a new line can get either the S23 or S23 FE for free, with any money spent credited to your bill over 36 months.
There are a few ways you can save right now at AT&T. You can currently get a Samsung Galaxy S23 FE for $6 a month with eligible unlimited plans, which is $384.48 off in bill credits across the length of the contract.
If you add a new line to your account, with an eligible unlimited plan, you can save $150. Plus, right now AT&T amiGo Jr. Watch can be yours for free with a Galaxy S23 smartphone purchase. You can also get a discount with an eligible trade-in. Not all phones are eligible for trade-in, but AT&T can provide you with a promotional card. You can use the value in this card toward your payment balance or to get additional accessories for your S23.
At present, T-Mobile is only carrying the Galaxy S23 FE. Right now you can save up to $300 if you either trade in an eligible device or add a new line. This gets you the phone for about half off.
Xfinity is offering up to $500 off with a qualified trade in on the Galaxy S23 and the S23 FE. These are the only models in the lineup that Xfinity is currently carrying. You’ll need to add a new line and trade-in an eligible device or upgrade to get the offer.
The latest iPhones will net you the biggest discount, but Xfinity also accepts models from Samsung and Google, as well as tons of smaller brands. Like most other carrier trade-in offers, the discount will be applied in the form of monthly bill credits. You can also choose to receive your money back in the form of a check, although it might reduce your discount a bit.
You can currently get both the S23 and the S23 FE at Mint Mobile for $50 off. In addition, when you choose any of the 12-month phone plans, you will save $50 off that plan, so there’s potential for a combined savings of up to $100 for both the phone and one year of wireless service.
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