TRADE-IN OVERVIEW
SAMSUNG TRADE-IN PROGRAM TERMS/CONDITIONS [samsung.com]
SAMSUNG TRADE-IN FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS [samsung.com]
Overview:
If Samsung is processing trade-ins like prior deals, you will receive instructions by email--along with a prepaid shipping label--around the time your new phone arrives. You can also print the label from your online Samsung account.
You will send in the phone only (no boxes, chargers, SIMs, cases, etc.). Phone must be factory reset and have no passwords or locks. Good practice: Make a VIDEO and take photos of the phone, including showing some functions, to prove the condition if Samsung challenges you after inspecting the phone.
Common questions...
My phone has scratches [or burn in or faulty Bluetooth or fill in the blank]. Will Samsung accept the phone? Will the trade in amount be reduced? According to the FAQ, "Your device must have no breaks, cracks, or other defects that go beyond normal wear and tear." Is your issue normal wear and tear?
When/how will I get instructions for trading in my phone? Samsung will send you an email with the subject "Welcome to the Samsung Trade-In Program." The email will arrive anywhere from the day the phone ships to a few days after the phone arrives. It includes a link to download a pre-paid shipping label. You have 15 days from receipt of the email to ship the trade in. You can also get the shipping label for the trade in from your online Samsung account under order details.
Two commonly asked questions about financed and leased phones:
1. The device I'm trading in is one that I bought using an equal payment or other financing plan, and I still have payments left on it. Can I still trade it in?
Yes – however, please note that all remaining payments on the device you're trading in are your responsibility. You may also be subject to additional fees. Check with your current carrier for details.
2. I lease my device. Can I trade it in?
No – leased devices are not eligible for this Trade-In Promotion unless you purchase the leased device from your carrier before trading it in. Check with your carrier for details.
SALES TAX
Samsung charges sales tax based on your State's requirements. Some States charge sales tax on the pre trade-in price, other States after the trade-in is applied. This is not Samsung playing games.
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expired Posted by ProudToBeAnIndian • Jan 22, 2025
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Strictly coming from the S24 ultra the cam tests out there are virtually identical early on.. a little more noise some report but sharper on the S24. Probably do to software tweaks more than anything.
The cpu really isn't a big deal in this scenario for most users.
Now if looking for new phone with no trade-in or older phone perhaps going with the newest is the best option. Though some would say go with older since it will drop. Still many years of updates for S24 users.
Battery life can get iffy over time tho, but those are generally pretty cheap to replace officially, or even cheaper from a guy at the mall kiosk.
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The s25u is a decent bit narrower but not curved on the sides like the s23u so stretching across the width may feel roughly the same (s24u was way worse than either here). Dropping almost 20g of weight is huge and gets it lighter than the iPhone 15 pro max which I can one hand pretty consistently without having to stretch, although the s25u is still just bigger all around. I also find the s23u a bit unwieldy, as you said, so I'm hoping it's a solid step toward a happy medium
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Or should I hold off?
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