
Due to a Price Agreement with Samsung, Amazon Can't Publicly Show the Huge Galaxy S25+ Discount
Amazon typically has deals with major brands such that they do not destroy the luxury brand image by offering massive discounts. That means technically, you can have a 'hidden price' on the product page and you will only see the real discount if you add the product to your cart.
This is exactly the situation with the Galaxy S25+, the clear best-seller among the S25 series. The Galaxy S25+ has come out earlier this year and is now at a record-low price, way below that on Samsung's own website. Currently, the Galaxy S25+ 512GB is available on Amazon for $919 which is a substantial reduction from its original $1,119 price.
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At the heart of the Galaxy S25+ is a Qualcomm Snapdragon very premium processor running at 4.47 GHz, paired with 12GB of RAM. This combination delivers lightning-fast performance. The 512GB of internal storage gives you plenty of room for documents so you'll never have to worry about not having enough space. The 6.7-inch AMOLED ProScaler display is a treat for the eyes, and offers rich colorful shades, deep blacks, and sharp details.
Galaxy S25+ runs on the latest One UI 7 which is based on Android 15 so you'll enjoy the latest features, security patches, and a snappy user interface. The phone is carrier-unlocked for all carriers, so you can use it with any of the leading carriers in the US. Its 5G capability means you'll enjoy ultra-fast download and upload speeds, perfect for streaming, video calls, and online gaming. Battery life is another strong point with the Galaxy S25+ easily lasting way more than a full day on a single charge, even with heavy use.
You will also be impressed by its AI-powered camera system: The Audio Eraser AI Camera lets you capture rich low-light videos and minimize unwanted noise so you can relive your best moments less interrupted. Upgraded portrait features control skin tones and preserve natural textures to give each shot a sophisticated, professional look. The in-phone AI assistant can perform several tasks simultaneously, freeing you up during your day and making it easier to stay organized.
The Galaxy S25+ also includes Now Brief, a smart assistant that provides you with the information you need before you even realize that you do. This puts you ahead of the game. The phone's powerful processor makes it possible for you to translate calls, slow down video, or edit pictures without losing a beat, so you can do it both for work and play.
Don't lose out on this exclusive chance to upgrade to one of the best phones of 2025 at a price that's just irresistible.
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