Deal: Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S8 costs just $525 for a limited time

By Cosmin Vasile

Updated: Aug 09, 2017, 6:00 PM

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Deal: Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S8 costs just $525 for a limited time

Samsung's current flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S8 and S8+ have been the subject of many promotional offers in the last few weeks, which provided customers with the opportunity to buy either of the two phones much cheaper than usual.

The last major deal on the Galaxy S8 dates from less late July and allowed consumers to purchase the smartphone for as low as $575. If you haven't bothered to get it at that time, you might consider the new deal offered by an eBay seller.

Apparently, the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S8 sells on eBay for just $525, the lowest price to date. Although the phone is listed for $540, you can shave off another $15 by applying the following coupon code: MROUSSGWTS7TMBM.

The promotion is available starting today through August 18, or while supplies last. Currently, nearly 90% of the seller's stock had already been sold, so you might want to hurry if you want to take advantage of the deal.

Since the device on sale is the unlocked version specifically built for the US market, it will work with any GSM or CDMA carrier in the country.

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The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is Samsung's first-ever passport-style device, offering a unique approach to the foldable experience. Right now, you can get the device with a maximum trade-in discount of up to $800. Alternatively, you can get it with a $250 Samsung Instant Savings, no trade-in required.

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