Samsung is mixing and matching Galaxy S22 Ultra deals this week to take some attention away from its best Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals. The 512GB S22 Ultra is getting a promo offer love on Samsung’s online store that brings its price down to the wonderful $654.99, and that’s for swapping an old and broken Galaxy S20 Ultra with a cracked screen for a new and shiny S22 Ultra.
Grabbing Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra cracked screen trade offer
This is actually the second best Galaxy S22 Ultra deal that Samsung has ever issued for its flagship “rigid” phone, as around big sales events it tends to up the maximum trade in value to a grand. Samsung does offer a free 256GB-to-512GB storage upgrade right now too, though, a $150 value.
To get the S22 Ultra deal, you need to get on the respective Samsung store page from the link here above and chose the trade-in option. Here are some of the sweet S22 Ultra price discounts you’d get for your broken Samsung phone:
- Galaxy S21 Ultra with a cracked screen – $715
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with a cracked screen – $655
- Galaxy S20 Ultra with cracked screen – $595
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 basket, for which Samsung will knock off more from the bundle price.
All in all, the flagship Galaxy S22 Ultra can be had for under the price of its lowly S22 sibling in exchange for your old broken phone, and that’s for the 512GB model at that. 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.
Preorder the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 now
You can now also book your Galaxy Z Fold 4 or Galaxy Z Flip 4 at Samsung’s online store before their launch. The foldable phones will be released on the market on August 26, but you can score great preorder deals before that.
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