How to get $1,000 off the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (plus a free smartwatch) with this AT&T deal
How to get $1,000 off the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (plus a free smartwatch) with this AT&T deal
By Patrick Farmer published about 10 hours ago
While other Samsung Galaxy S24 deals appear to be slowing down, AT&T’s offers on the flagship lineup are still going strong. Customers who trade in the right device and sign up for an eligible unlimited plan can score up to $1,000 off the Galaxy S24 Ultra, dropping the price of the super-powered device down to just $8.34 per month for 36 months. As if that wasn’t enough, AT&T will also hook you up with a FREE Galaxy Watch 6 if you add a service line and include it with the purchase. In other words, pay for AT&T’s wireless coverage and you’ll save a ton of cash on devices.
New and existing AT&T customers alike can trade in an old or broken phone and receive up to $1,000 off the Galaxy S24 Ultra AND get a free Galaxy Watch 6 when you add qualified lines for both devices. Considering that the Galaxy S24 Ultra starts at $1,299.99 for the 256GB version, you’re looking at some serious savings if you’re able to meet the eligibility requirements.
Not sure if your trade-in device is worth enough? Go to the product page and click “Trade in your current device” to see how much you can save. I dug out my old Galaxy S21 Plus, for instance, and earned the max $1,000 credit!
As described in our initial Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra review, this premium device is about as close to perfection as you can get with a smartphone, with incredible performance, a ton of useful AI-powered features, and seven years of software support guaranteed. You’ll also get a gorgeous (and spacious) 6.8-inch 120Hz display with a built-in S Pen stylus for note-taking. Honestly, one of the only real problems that we have with the Galaxy S24 Ultra is its price. A $1,300 phone is no joke, but if you’re an AT&T customer and you’re using a smartphone from the last couple of years, this trade-in deal is definitely worth checking out.