Update, March 6, 2020 (12:44AM ET): It’s taken a couple of weeks, but the Samsung Galaxy S20 release day is finally here! That means you should be able to stroll into a store or visit your preferred online retailer to actually buy the device.
The series isn’t cheap though, starting at $999 for the Galaxy S20 and going all the way up to $1,399 for the Galaxy S20 Ultra. But you’re getting a ton of features here, ranging from 8K recording and ultra-high resolution cameras to water resistance and wireless charging.
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Original article, February 12, 2020 (7:55 AM ET): The Samsung Galaxy S20 series is finally official, and we’ve once again got three core models to choose from. There’s the base model Galaxy S20, the S20 Plus, and the top-end S20 Ultra.
You’re still getting the same basic experience no matter which one you choose, but those on the hunt for the absolute best zoom capabilities and more will need to check out the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra.
We’ve rounded up all the details on the Samsung Galaxy S20 price, release date, and all the available deals so far. Check ’em out below!
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Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and S20 Ultra release date
The Samsung Galaxy S20 series was announced on February 11, 2020, but the first launch wave will come on March 6, 2020. That means customers in the US will be able to grab the device then. Customers can also pre-order their S20 series device from February 21, 2020.
If you’re not in the first wave of markets, you’ll need to wait a few weeks after March 6 to get your hands on it.
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, S20 Ultra price and availability
The standard Samsung Galaxy S20 price is $999, with the price going as high as $1,499 for the top-tier Ultra device. You can buy the Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and S20 Ultra right now on Amazon.com. Read on for some promotional deals Amazon and the other various retailers are doing.
Right now, the best place to pre-order the phone is Amazon. Doing so gets you two free gifts: a set of Samsung Galaxy Buds and a Duo Pad wireless charging deck. That’s well over a $150 value for free, and it comes with any of the three devices in the Galaxy S20 family.
If you have a phone you are willing to trade in, getting your pre-order from Samsung.com might be the best way to go. Samsung will pay you more money than usual for your old phone if you upgrade to an S20 device. High-end phones such as the Galaxy Note 10 Plus and iPhone 11 Pro Max will earn you $700 to put towards a Galaxy S20 phone. Older phones will get you much less, but it’s definitely worth checking to see what your device is worth before hitting the “Buy” button.
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As a special treat for South Korean buyers, their Galaxy S20 pre-order will come with a free gift: the Samsung Galaxy Home Mini. This smart speaker is currently unavailable anywhere else in the world and Samsung doesn’t seem too keen to even talk about it at large events like Galaxy Unpacked. Still, it’s a nice perk for South Korean buyers.
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device, regardless of the retailer you choose. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
The Galaxy S20 is only available in a 12GB/128GB option, but the Galaxy S20 Plus and S20 Ultra have several RAM/storage variants. You can check out the list below for these variants and their prices.
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $999 (12GB/128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $1,199 (12GB/128GB), $1,299 (12GB/512GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $1,399 (12GB/128GB), $1,499 (16GB/512GB)
The Galaxy S20 series is available in several colorways, varying by device. These color options traditionally vary by network and country as well. Here are all the colors you can expect, regardless of region, and carrier.
- Samsung Galaxy S20: Cosmic Gray, Cloud Pink, Cloud Blue
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: Cosmic Black, Cosmic Gray, Cloud Blue
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: Cosmic Black, Cosmic Grey
Read more: Which Samsung Galaxy S20 color is right for you?
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, S20 Ultra UK price and availability
The Samsung Galaxy S20 series will hit the UK market on March 13 starting at £799. The UK will also get a 4G-only variant of the standard Galaxy S20 and all other phones will be saddled with 5G in their names. Below are all the models and confirmed pricing so far:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: £799 (12GB/128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 5G: £899 (12GB/128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus 5G: £999 (12GB/128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G: £1,199 (12GB/128GB), £1,399 (16GB/512GB)
Once again, the best place to pre-order a Galaxy s20 in the UK is Amazon. However, Samsung’s UK store and all four major UK carriers — O2, Vodafone, EE, and Three — offer pre-orders. There are also third-party retailers such as Carphone Warehouse, John Lewis, and more.
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, S20 Ultra India price and availability
The Samsung Galaxy S20 trio are already available for preorder from Amazon.in as well as Samsung’s India website. The phones will start selling on March 6. Those who pre-book the Galaxy S20 can buy the Galaxy Buds Plus for Rs 2,999. Meanwhile, those who prebook the Galaxy S20 Plus or S20 Ultra can get the Galaxy Buds Plus at just Rs 1,999. Below are all the models and confirmed pricing so far:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: Rs 66,999 (128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: Rs 73,999 (128GB)
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: Rs 92,999 (128GB)
Beyond the Galaxy Buds Plus pre-booking offer, Samsung India is also offering an exchange discount of up to Rs 48,100 if you trade-in your old smartphone.
Samsung Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and S20 Ultra best deals and offers
If you’re looking to buy unlocked, the best place to do that is from Amazon.com. There are free gifts on offer for pre-orders and Amazon is one of the most trusted retailers around. However, if you prefer to buy through your carrier, you’ll find info for buying from some other locations under the widget.
Verizon
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy S20 Ultra went up for pre-order on February 21, 2020, with both phones officially going on sale on March 6, 2020.
Since the Galaxy S20 doesn’t support mmWave, Verizon won’t initially carry the phone. A Galaxy S20 variant with mmWave support will go on sale sometime during Q2 2020.
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB):
- $58.33 per month for 24 months
- $1,399.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB):
- $49.99 per month for 24 months
- $1,199.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB) (coming Q2):
- $41.66 per month for 24 months
- $999.99 retail
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
AT&T
AT&T will offer all three Galaxy S20 models on its network. The S20 will be able to access AT&T’s sub-6GHz network, while the S20 Plus and Ultra will be able to access the sub-6GHz and its mmWave network.
For a limited time, customers who sign up for an AT&T Unlimited Extra and Unlimited Elite plan will be able to score a Galaxy S20 or S20 Plus (with a $200 fee) when they port a line, buy on an installment plan, or trade in an eligible phone.
- Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB):
- $33.34 per month
- $999.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB):
- $40 per month
- $1,199.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (512GB):
- $45 per month
- $1,349.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB):
- $46.67 per month
- $1,399.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (512GB):
- $53.34 per month
- $1,599.99 retail
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile pre-orders for the new devices started on February 21, 2020, and you can purchase one outright starting March 6, 2020. Here’s what they’ll cost you:
- Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB):
- $41.67 per month for 24 months
- $999.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB):
- $50 per month for 24 months
- $1,199.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (512GBGB):
- $50 per month for 24 months with $149.99 down
- $1,349.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB):
- $58.34 per month for 24 months
- $1,499.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (512GB):
- $58.34 per month for 24 months with $199.99 down
- $1,599.99 retail
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
Sprint
Pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S20 line from Sprint started February 21, 2020. You’ll be able to purchase outright starting March 6, 2020.
- Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB):
- $41.67 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
- $0 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease when you add a line or switch to Sprint
- $999.99 retail
- $41.67 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB):
- $50 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
- $8.33 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease when you add a line or switch to Sprint
- $1,199.99 retail
- $50 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB):
- $58.34 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
- $16.67 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease when you add a line or switch to Sprint
- $1,499.99 retail
- $58.34 per month with Sprint Flex 18-month lease
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
US Cellular
Pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S20 line from US Cellular started February 21, 2020. You’ll be able to purchase outright starting March 6, 2020. US Cellular’s monthly installment pricing varies by location, but here are the retail prices for each device:
- Samsung Galaxy S20 (128GB):
- $999.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (128GB):
- $1,199.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus (512GBGB):
- $1,349.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (128GB):
- $1,499.99 retail
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (512GB):
- $1,599.99 retail
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
Visible
Visible is offering a slight Galaxy S20 price cut — and you don’t even need to buy the device outright to get it. Visible is selling the vanilla Galaxy S20 for $984 ($15 off), while the S20 Plus retails for $1,176 ($23 off). The Galaxy S20 Ultra will go for $1,392 ($8 off). You can pay on installment and still get these slightly lowered prices. Since Visible doesn’t have contracts, you’ll be on the hook for the full amount if you decide to exit Visible’s service.
Visible offers unlimited texting, talk, data, and hotspot connectivity for $40 a month (or down to $25 a month on a family plan).
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
Best Buy
Best Buy will sell all three variants in the Galaxy S20 line in their unlocked form as well as carrier variants for Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint. As with Samsung, Best Buy will offer trade-in credits if you decide to hand over your old phone at purchase. Pre-orders began on February 21, 2020.
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
Sam’s Club
The discount warehouse store Sam’s Club is offering a $200 gift card for pre-orders and carrier activations made at its locations. To be eligible for the promotional perk, you’ll need to pre-order your Galaxy S20 between 12:01 AM ET Wednesday, February 12, 2020, and 11:59 PM ET Sunday, March 1, 2020.
Sam’s Club only supports AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and US Cellular, so T-Mobile activations won’t work. You also can’t buy the device outright, it needs to be purchased on installment and you’ll need to commit to another two years with your carrier of choice.
Additionally, Samsung is offering up to a $200 credit at Samsung.com if you buy a Galaxy S20 device. Here’s how that breaks down:
- Samsung Galaxy S20: $100 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus: $150 Samsung credit
- Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra: $200 Samsung credit
You’ll need to download the Shop Samsung app on your new Galaxy S20 device to redeem the credit. This credit can be applied to accessories (such as the just-announced Galaxy Buds Plus), TVs, or other Samsung products.
So that’s it for everything we know about Samsung Galaxy S20 price, release date, and availability. We’ll continually update this article as we learn about new deals and release details. Have a Galaxy S20 deal we didn’t mention in this article? Let us know in the comments!
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