Samsung just launched one of its most affordable Android smartphones yet with the new Galaxy A25 5G back in January. Now, Amazon is offering the first chance to save. The unlocked 128GB model drops to $264.99 shipped from its usual $300 price tag. This is the only discount so far and, of course, a new all-time low. If you don’t need a flagship smartphone, then Samsung has the Galaxy A25 for you to consider instead. It comes centered around an Exynos 1280 chip, which drives the 6.5-inch FHD+ 120Hz display. There’s a triple sensor camera array around back to go alongside its 8GB of memory and 128GB of storage. Learn more in our launch coverage.

Amazon is now offering the first cash discount on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+. This new Android tablet just released earlier in the month, and now you can drop the 128GB capacity down to $219.99 shipped in both Graphite and Silver designs. This is $50 off the usual $270 price tag and a new all-time low. We did see launch promotions include a free keyboard case, but this is a better value. It’s effectively getting a free storage upgrade, as the base 64GB capacity retails for $220. Today’s savings are also matched at Best Buy. Dive into our announcement coverage and then head below for more.

Amazon is now offering the best price ever on the latest Samsung Galaxy Tab S9. This 11-inch Android tablet with 256GB of storage now sells for $644.98 shipped. It’s down from $920, dropping by 30% to the lowest price we’ve ever seen. The previous discount on this storage capacity was at $800, and now you can take another $155 off. And just to further drive home how good of a deal this is, the 128GB capacity sells for $699 on Amazon right now – so you’re getting double the storage for $54 less. Over at 9to5Google, we fully explore what’s new this time around across the whole Galaxy Tab S9 lineup.

Galaxy Unpacked might be around the corner, but the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 will still be the company’s latest folding smartphone for quite some time. It’s also starting out the year with a discount to coincide with the announcement of Samsung’s upcoming event, as Amazon drops it down to $1,499.99 shipped at Amazon. Today’s offer is $300 off the usual $1,800 going rate and marks the second-best discount we’ve seen. It comes within $100 of the all-time low set just once before on Black Friday, and is the best we’ve seen since. We take a closer look at the whole experience in our hands-on review and then break down the full experience below the fold.

The new Samsung Galaxy S23 FE launches today. Amazon is making sure you don’t walk away empty-handed, offering up the new unlocked 128GB smartphone for $599.99 shipped while bundling in a $100 gift card. This scores you $100 back for a future Amazon purchase, while offering the best offer around right now for the just-released, mid-range handset. The savings also apply to the 256GB capacity, which is now at $659.99 with the same $100 credit. We previously took a hands-on look in our announcement day review over at 9to5Google. Head below for a closer look.

Amazon is now offering the first chance to save some cash on the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE+. Just released earlier in the month, the recent debut drops to $542.73 shipped for the 128GB Wi-Fi model. It’s down from the usual $600 price tag and marking a new all-time low – just as you’d expect from the first-ever cash discount. Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ is its latest Android tablet that comes powered by an Exynos 1380 chip with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of onboard SSD storage. That is packed into a 12.4-inch display that also works with a companion S Pen stylus. Our hands-on report from over at 9to5Google breaks down what to expect from the experience, too.

Amazon is now offering the latest unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23 Android smartphone in four colorways down at $699.99 shipped. Regularly $800 at Amazon and directly from Samsung, this is at least $50 off and the lowest price we can find. While we have seen some YMMV deals and other limited offers for less, today’s deal is matching the second-best Amazon price otherwise. Centered around a 6.1-inch FHD+ display with the brand’s Adaptive Vision Booster – whether “out in direct sunlight or in bed with the lights off, the contrast on Galaxy S23’s expansive screen still looks amazing” – this model is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip. It features a 3,900mAh battery alongside a 50MP high-resolution camera with Night Mode that “lets you capture brilliant selfies no matter the lighting.” Get a closer look in our hands-on feature and head below for more. 

Amazon is now offering one of the first cash discounts on the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5. Dropping the entry-level 256GB model to $1,699.99 shipped after you’ve clipped the on-page coupon, the savings take $100 off the usual $1,800 price tag for an unlocked model. This is the first chance to save on this configuration, with the only other markdowns from Amazon so far applying to the elevated 512GB capacity. Today’s offer is also available alongside a competing promotion that trades the direct cash discount in for a $200 Amazon credit. We take a closer look at the whole experience in our hands-on review.

Samsung today is officially taking the wraps off the new Galaxy Z Fold 5 today, and the savings are right behind. Courtesy of Amazon today, you can now score the all-new unlocked smartphone with a free storage upgrade for $1,799.99 shipped. That nets you the 512GB version for the same price as the entry-level 256GB capacity, saving you $200. Then Amazon is sweetening the pot by throwing in a $200 Amazon gift card, bringing your total savings up to $400 – all without having to trade in a device. It’s also worth noting that Samsung has its own launch discounts today that are worth a look, too.

Slated to begin shipping in August, the new Galaxy Z Fold 5 is the latest iteration of Samsung’s massive folding smartphone. In its current form, not all too much has changed. There is notably a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip now under the hood as well as Android 13 out of the box, but last year’s form-factor almost entirely remains. There’s still an interior 7.6-inch display that pairs with a secondary 6.2-inch screen on the outside. Samsung has at least spent a lot of this year’s focus on the hinge design, ultimately resulting in both sides of the screen folding a bit closer than before all while sliming down the overall thickness. We break down what else is new over in our launch day coverage at 9to5Google, as well as another launch discount below.