Amazon is offering discounts of up to 33% on the Samsung Galaxy lineup, including significant savings on models like the S25 Ultra and A26. The S25 Ultra is €420 off for the 512GB variant, while the S25+ is now under €1,000. The standard S25 has dropped below €700 for the 256GB model. The mid-range S24 FE remains a strong choice due to its long-term update support. The Galaxy A56 provides good value, especially for 256GB, while the A36 lacks performance but is cheaper. Lastly, the A26’s price has been reduced by a third, making it competitive in its segment.
Amazon is offering discounts of up to 33% on much of the Samsung Galaxy range, including everything from the flagship S25 Ultra down to the budget-friendly A26.
The debut of the S25 Edge temporarily caused prices on the other S25 models to rise, but those deals have returned. The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra is now €420 off for the 512GB version.
The Samsung Galaxy S25+ is priced under €1,000, even for the 512GB variant, while just last week, the 256GB model was over €1,100. This results in a significant price gap compared to the S25 Edge, which costs €1,250 (including a complimentary upgrade to 512GB). Interestingly, even the Ultra is cheaper than the Edge!
The standard Samsung Galaxy S25 has fallen below the €700 threshold for the 256GB model. Due to the nature of the discounts, the 128GB version actually comes out more expensive, so we’ve opted not to include it here.
In the mid-range segment, the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is quite affordable if you choose the 128GB version. Paying over €90 just for an extra 128GB may sting, yet it could prove to be a sensible decision long-term. This device will receive OS updates for an added six years, and since Android versions tend to increase in size, it’s worth considering.
The Samsung Galaxy A56 provides a great upgrade to 256GB, making it a clear choice over the 128GB version. However, you might still prefer the S24 FE – its Exynos 2400e is 70-80% faster (often more) than the Exynos 1580 found in the A series. Additionally, you’ll miss out on the 8MP 3x/75mm telephoto camera.
The A56 supports faster charging (45W wired only vs. 25W wired and 15W wireless), and while it performs admirably in battery life (better for browsing but not as strong for gaming) compared to the S24 FE.
There’s also the Samsung Galaxy A36, though the cost-to-benefit ratio isn’t very appealing – performance is notably lower, the camera quality is diminished, and the A36 is made with a plastic frame instead of aluminum. For more insights, check out the head-to-head comparison between the Galaxy A36 and A56.
Lastly, the Samsung Galaxy A26 has seen a price reduction of one-third. This device shares many similarities with the Galaxy A36 – detailed comparison available here – but it also lacks several enhancements. Still, the A36 is priced €75 higher, which is considerable in the €200-€300 range, so take a look at our comparison article to assist in your decision-making.
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