Update: This popular deal is still available.
Samsung offers Samsung EPP/EDU Members (
details):
Up to $750 Off when you
Trade-In An Eligible Device towards the purchase of a
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G Smartphone with prices after trade-in starting at
$249.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
nenoman for sharing this deal.
- Note: Trade-in values will vary depending on the trade-in eligible device selected.
Instructions:
- Login / create your Samsung Discount Program account if your school/employer qualifies you to receive Education (EDU) or Employee (EPP) offers via Samsung.com.
- Click here, select Galaxy S23 Ultra starting at $999.99 (for the 256GB model)
- Select Your Trade-In Device from the 'Select a Brand' drop-down menu under 'Yes, Trade-In'
- Trade-in device must be in good physical condition/working order (i.e. no cracked screens/camera lenses, etc.).
- Click 'Yes, I Agree' to terms
- Your Galaxy S23 Ultra purchase price will depend on the trade-in value of your traded-in device, with prices starting as low as $249.99 after $750 trade-in value.
- Follow the instructions provided by Samsung to trade in your device by mail.
Example (using the steps outlined above)
:- 256GB Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra - $999.99 - $750 Off for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4, S22 Ultra 5G, or Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max trade-in = $249.99
Example Trade-In Values:
- $750 Off
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4, S22 Ultra 5G, or Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max
- $650 Off
- $645 Off
- $625 Off
- $600 Off
- Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G
- $550 Off
- Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
- $530 Off
- & More
Galaxy S23 Ultra Specs:
- Released: February 2023
- 6.8" 3088 x 1440 Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz HDR10+ touchscreen display
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Octo-core Processor
- 256GB, 512GB, or 1TB UFS 4.0 internal storage
- 8GB RAM (256GB model) / 12GB RAM (512GB / 1TB models)
- Main Cameras: 200MP (wide) w/ Laser AutoFocus & OIS | 10MP (periscope telephoto) w/ OIS &10x optical zoom | 10MP (telephoto) w/ OIS & 3x optical zoom |12MP 120Ëš (ultrawide)
- Selfie Camera: 12MP (wide)
- WiFi 6e | Bluetooth 5.3 LE | NFC w/ Samsung Pay support
- Ultrasonic under-display fingerprint sensor
- IP68 dust/water resistant (up to 1.5m for 30 min)
- Built-in Stylus pen (Bluetooth)
- USB 3.2 Type-C port
- 45W Power Delivery 3.0 wired charging
- 15W wireless (Qi/PMA) charging
- 4.5W reverse wireless charging
- 5000 mAh battery
- Android 13 (Samsung One UI 5.1)
- 5G Ultra Wideband support (carrier dependent)
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
- No microSD card expansion slot
+ Free Shippingat Samsung
Top Comments
Get your new phone up and running first. Look for any issues for a week.
Do a factory reset on your old phone. take a picture of the screen with your new phone to show no issues of front and back while on. In case Samsung employee tries to pull a fast one on you.
Turn your old phone off and wrap it up. You can dop off at any Fedex drop off location or find a Dollar General store. They will scan the package and send a receipt notice via text to your phone. Samsung will receive a couple business days later and let you know they receive. Few more days until they get a chance to review and ok the trade-in.
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Guess ill have to live with my zfold3 a while longer.
But if you trade in now, you spend $350 more (if in CA).
So if you hold your s22u for s24u trade-in, you will spend $200 more than $23u, instead of spend $350 more now.
So $150 is the cost of using s23u before your upgrade to s24u.
It is up to you, whether worth it or not.
You add to cart and Samsung uses bait and switch. Price is $429 + Tax = ~$510
Have spoken to 5 customer service members, through chat and calls. They say no these prices are not correct. They asked for screenshots, I sent them screenshots, they put me on hold and try to sell it to me for 449+tax. Eventually they all hang up the phone.
The typical India support team. Hello? Hello? Click, hang up.
Or "ok please wait on hold for 1 minute" click hang up the call.
Or "let me transfer you to my supervisor" click they hang up the call.
Typical for all India customer support for all companies. T-Mobile, Xfinity, Samsung, Google, ect.
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