Samsung has slashed the price of Galaxy S25 Ultra days before it launches the new Galaxy S25 Edge, which has already been given an early discount.

The new Galaxy S25 Ultra promotion includes $230 off the device if no phone is traded in, three months of free Samsung Care Plus, enhanced trade-in prices, and discounted accessories when bought with the phone.

The $230 discount is the headline offer here, which brings the device down to $1,069.99. It’s also more than you will get for any traded-in Google phone (the most Samsung will pay is $200 for the Pixel 8 Pro), anything under the Galaxy S21, or the $50 Samsung will pay for any Android phone.

You’ll get more on the secondary market for your Pixel 7 and Pixel 8 Pro than $200. It is worth considering that route if you’re a Pixel owner and combining it with Samsung’s $230 no-trade in offer.

Interestingly, Samsung’s trade-in pricing appears to have stagnated. In January, the company was paying $500 for the Galaxy S21 Ultra, $400 for the Note 20 Ultra and $300 for the Apple iPhone 13 Pro (when buying the Galaxy S24 Ultra).

In a February Galaxy S25 deal, the company was paying $340 for the Apple iPhone 13 Pro, $500 for the Galaxy S21 Ultra and a whopping $600 for the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Now, it will only pay $300 for the Galaxy S21 Ultra, $180 for the Note 20 Ultra and $250 for the Apple iPhone 13 Pro.