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Smartphones are expensive, and the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is one of the most expensive non-folding phones you can buy. With the cost of gadgets on the rise, and with no sign of things changing anytime soon, it's important to take advantage of big savings while you can.
Despite being relatively new, you can already pick up the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra for $1,079 at Amazon. That's $220 off the usual price for a model with 256GB of storage, and the only caveat is you have to buy it in black to maximize your savings. If you want a different color, you'll have to shell out an extra $20, since they're $1,099 a piece.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is one of the best phones you can buy right now, and easily takes the crown of best Android phone. The problem is that it's so darn expensive, with an MSRP of $1,299. That's a lot of money to spend on a phone, and the sad thing is that RAMageddon may see even higher prices in the future. That's why a $220 discount, with no trade-ins or catches, is so appealing.
There's a lot to love about the Galaxy S26 Ultra. Not only does it include a large 6.9-inch display, but Samsung also introduced the new Privacy Display feature to help protect the contents of your screen from prying eyes. Not to mention a new Horizontal Lock for video recording, which acts as a gimbal to eliminate any shaking around that might occur when filming.
As is always the case with Ultra-tier phones, the S26 Ultra one of the best camera phones around. Samsung has also included strong battery life, even faster charging, and helpful agentic AI features that can take control of your phone via commands and prompts, rather than making you do it all manually.
The downside is that, while the phone has Qi2 charging, there are no magnets built into the phone — meaning you'll need a special case to utilize magnetic chargers and accessories properly. But, with the $220 you're saving on the cost of the phone, you can easily pick one up!
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