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In what could be considered one of the best Galaxy S22 Ultra deals, Samsung is now offering to trade your cracked screen phone for its finest in the S line and give you up to $1000 in exchange for it.
In addition, it will pile on $100 of Samsung store credit to the deal which you can use towards the purchase of accessories or anything else that grabs your eye during the Galaxy S22 Ultra shopping spree.
To get the S22 Ultra deal, you need to get on the respective Samsung store page from the link here below and chose the trade-in option. The drop-down menu then will ask you what broken brand and model you have to trade and then on the way out to the payment page you can add various other gadgets and services to the basked for which Samsung will knock off $100 from the price.
Get the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra at up to $825 off!
Samsung is running its early Black Friday sale with an extended trade-in program, meaning you can get up to $600 off when you bring in your old S21 Ultra and it can be one with a cracked screen, too. Then, there's a $225 instant discount going on at the Samsung Store, or a $50 upgrade to the 512GB model.
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Just to give you an example how good this deal is, a broken Galaxy S21 Ultra will net you $1000, no questions asked but if it is otherwise working besides the cracked display. Moreover, Samsung's website is the only place you can get the exclusive Red, Graphite, or Sky Blue colors of the phone, as well its exclusive 1TB storage option.
An older Note 20 Ultra or Galaxy S20 Ultra - two of the phones most likely to upgrade to the S22 Ultra from - with a damaged display will still knock off $825 or $725, respectively, from the price of the newest flagship Samsung phone.
In addition, you can bundle with various other Samsung devices like the Galaxy Tab S8 and receive 30% off the tablet's price, so there's barely been a better time to grab a Galaxy S22 Ultra as Samsung is maybe trying to catch up to the Amazon Prime Day Samsung phone deals runup this week.
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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
The Good
S Pen in a flagship, great for creatives
Industry-leading screen quality
Faster charging than before
10X zoom camera is improved significantly
Video recording gets smoother stabilization
4 years of major software updates!
The Bad
Battery life has gone down from the S21 Ultra
You get less RAM than last year
No microSD card slot, no headphone jack
Loudspeaker quality could be better
Jittery swiping, microstutter with gesture nav in One UI
Daniel, a devoted tech writer at PhoneArena since 2010, has been engrossed in mobile technology since the Windows Mobile era. His expertise spans mobile hardware, software, and carrier networks, and he's keenly interested in the future of digital health, car connectivity, and 5G. Beyond his professional pursuits, Daniel finds balance in travel, reading, and exploring new tech innovations, while contemplating the ethical and privacy implications of our digital future.
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