Deal: Samsung Galaxy S8 is on sale for as low as $360, here are all the deals
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Best Buy has the Galaxy S8 and S8+ on sale, but you'll have to commit to a long-term contract. The cheapest offer comes from Sprint, which will allow you to grab the Galaxy S8 for no upfront payment and just $18.75 per month for 24 months. Basically, this means Sprint Galaxy S8 can be had for only $360.
AT&T and Verizon have similar deals available at Best Buy, which means you can have the Galaxy S8 for $18.33 per month for 30 months (for a total of $550), or $17.50 per month for 24 months (for a total of $420), respectively.
The unlocked version of Samsung Galaxy S8 is on sale as well, but you'll have to come up with $575 upfront to get it. The unlocked Galaxy S8+ is discounted too so that customers can buy it for $675 outright.
If you don't want to commit to a long-term agreement, you can take up Samsung offer on the Galaxy S8/S8+, but that will require you to trade-in your older phone. Overall, you can buy the Galaxy S8 for $300 cheaper, but half of the discount comes from trading-in your phone.
It's worth noting that Samsung only accepts select smartphones for trade-in, so here they are: Galaxy Note 5, S5, S6, S6 edge, S6 edge+, S7, S7, edge, iPhone SE, 5, 5S, 6, 6 plus, 6S, 6S plus, 7, 7 plus, LG G4, G5, G6, Google Pixel, and Pixel XL.
Samsung offers any carrier-locked version of the Galaxy S8/S8+ on its website, as well as the unlocked model. All carrier-locked variants cost $450 with all the discounts applied, while the unlocked version will be up for grabs for just $425 outright.
Customers who pick carrier versions can also sign up for new contracts and get the Galaxy S8 / S8+ for no upfront price. The same conditions apply to the Galaxy S8, but you'll have to add $100 more.
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Samsung offers any carrier-locked version of the Galaxy S8/S8+ on its website, as well as the unlocked model. All carrier-locked variants cost $450 with all the discounts applied, while the unlocked version will be up for grabs for just $425 outright.
Customers who pick carrier versions can also sign up for new contracts and get the Galaxy S8 / S8+ for no upfront price. The same conditions apply to the Galaxy S8, but you'll have to add $100 more.
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