Samsung produces a wide array of electronics, including smartphones, gaming monitors, smart TVs, and kitchen appliances. For consumers looking to maximize savings on these devices, WIRED has compiled a selection of current promotions and coupon codes applicable to various product categories.
Current offers include significant discounts on flagship devices. The Galaxy Z Fold7 is available for $1,000 less with a trade-in, while the Galaxy Z Flip7 sees a reduction of up to $600. Buyers of the Galaxy S25 Ultra can receive $350 off the base price, potentially saving $700 with instant trade-in credits, along with limited-time storage upgrades. Additionally, purchasing a Galaxy S25 Ultra alongside Galaxy Buds, watches, or tablets triggers a 30% discount on those accessories.
Newer models are also featured in these promotions. The Galaxy Z Fold8, noted for its 10:16 front cover screen and 4:3 inner display optimized for video consumption, is available with up to $1,200 in instant trade-in credit or up to $1,900 in carrier deals. According to WIRED editor Julian Chokkattu, the device’s dimensions make it suitable for both pocketability and comfortable vertical reading.
The Galaxy S26 series introduces further value propositions. The Galaxy S26+ is offered with up to $480 in instant trade-in credit or a $150 discount on accessories without a trade-in. The Galaxy S26 Ultra, which includes a built-in privacy display and horizon lock video stabilization, provides a 15% discount on Galaxy Buds4 Pro when purchased together. WIRED reviewers rated the S26 Ultra and Buds4 Pro both at 8/10, citing strong performance, battery life, and audio quality.
Beyond phone sales, specific products carry standalone discounts. The Frame Pro Neo QLED 4K TV is reduced by $800 when bundled, reflecting its popularity as a display that mimics artwork. The Galaxy Watch8 is priced at $420, representing a $130 discount, and includes a six-month iFit trial. The watch features a bright display and new health-tracking capabilities.
Samsung also provides targeted discount programs for specific demographics. Government employees, first responders, military personnel, and educators can access an Offer Program that includes a 30% discount on select items. This program allows stacking promo codes with other promotions, offering an additional 15% off the Galaxy Watch8 and up to $200 off with trade-ins, as well as extra savings on the Frame Pro Neo QLED 4K TV, Galaxy XR headset, and Tab S11 series tablets.
Students can verify their status through an educational email or ID.me to access major discounts on tablets, refurbished laptops, and budget smartphones via the Samsung student discount program. Furthermore, a referral code initiative rewards users with up to $100 off per order—potentially $1,000 per calendar year—when friends use their code for purchases up to a $250 discount.
Additional perks are available through Samsung Rewards and the mobile app, which provide app-only coupons and updates on new releases such as the QLED 8K and select refrigerators. Shoppers may also receive up to $100 in Samsung credit by signing up for “The First Look” program, granting early access to information on upcoming innovations.
The $1,000 headline sounds catchy, but most deals require carrier contracts or old phones. Real savings are much lower than they claim.
Thirty percent off for military and educators is solid. Wish more tech companies offered that kind of loyalty discount without hoops.
Does the student discount actually stack with the trade-in credit? I’m trying to grab the Tab S11 but the terms are confusing.
Trade-in values are insane right now. Cleared $1,200 off my old Fold7 to get the new one. Didn’t think Samsung would go this hard.
Wait, the Z Fold8 has a 4:3 inner display? That sounds weirdly tall. Hope it’s not just a gimmick for video watching.