Samsung deals

Samsung's Amazon.com range is enormous. TVs make up a big share: the Crystal UHD entry models, QLED and Neo QLED sets, the OLED S90 and S95 series, and lifestyle screens like The Frame. Mobile is the second pillar, with Galaxy S and Galaxy Z Fold and Flip phones, the Galaxy A series, Galaxy Tab tablets, Galaxy Watch, Galaxy Buds and the SmartTag. Then come monitors (Odyssey gaming, ViewFinity and Smart Monitors), storage such as the 990 PRO and 980 NVMe SSDs, the T7 and T9 portable drives, EVO Select microSD cards, and home appliances (Bespoke refrigerators, washers, dryers, Jet vacuums), soundbars and the Freestyle projector.

Buying tips: for TVs, the model code tells you the year and tier (a QN90D is a 2024 Neo QLED, a QN90F is the 2025 version), and the outgoing year is what gets marked down; check the screen size in the reduced variant, because a 55-inch and a 65-inch of the same model are priced separately. For phones, confirm the storage tier and whether the listing is unlocked; carrier models and renewed units are listed separately. SSD prices swing with memory markets, so a reduction from list may be modest compared with the price a month earlier. Prefer Amazon or Samsung as the seller for warranty purposes.

Discounts arrive in waves: Prime Day in July, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, the Super Bowl window in late January and early February for TVs, and the spring model changeover when the new TV lineup replaces last year's. Galaxy phones are cut a few months after each launch, with the S series in late winter and foldables in late summer.

Regularly reduced: previous-year TVs, the Galaxy A series, older Galaxy Watch and Buds, portable SSDs and microSD cards, monitors. Rarely reduced: the latest Galaxy S and Z models in the first weeks after launch, and the newest OLED and Neo QLED sets before their successors are announced.

The discount shown here is not our own math: it is the difference between today's price and the list price the retailer itself displays. If there is no list price, we show no percentage – better no discount than an invented one. The page updates automatically; prices are rechecked regularly, and anything that is no longer reduced disappears instead of lingering as an expired deal.

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