How to pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S23
Now that the Galaxy S23 is official, you might be wondering, when can you pre-order it? And even better yet, when can you get it in your hands? Well, the good news is that you won’t have to wait long.
Pre-orders for the Galaxy S23 start today, in fact they are open right now. Samsung says that they will arrive by February 17. Now this will be the same, no matter where you buy the Galaxy S23.
So what about pre-order bonuses? And where can you get the best deal for the Galaxy S23? That’s what we’re here to help you with. Now the one deal that we do know is everywhere is, the storage upgrade. So you can get the 256GB model for the price of the 128GB model. Which is pretty sweet.
AT&T
AT&T is offering $1,000 off of the new Galaxy S23 series, along with a free storage upgrade for pre-orders. This means that customers can get a Galaxy S23 or S23+ for “free” with eligible trade-in. Or get the Galaxy S23 Ultra for just $199.
Pre-orders at AT&T start on February 1, and devices will ship out by February 17.\
Samsung.com
When you pre-order from Samsung.com, you can purchase a carrier-locked phone or an unlocked one. Which will work on all three US carriers. You also get to choose from the Samsung.com-exclusive colors. This year, those include Lime, Graphite, Sky Blue and Red.
For those that do pre-order, you’ll get a storage bump for free. So if you pre-order a 256GB Galaxy S23+, you’ll actually get the 512GB model. You will also get up to a $100 Samsung Credit with your pre-order. Samsung says that this is a “limited time” thing, and while supplies last. So it may not last through the entire pre-order phase.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is offering those that pre-order, a free Galaxy S23+ or $1,000 off of any Galaxy S23 smartphone. That is with eligible trade-in on the Magenta MAX plan. Or you can get to 50% off the Galaxy S23+ (or up to $500 off) with eligible trade-in on almost any plan.
When you pre-order from T-Mobile, you still get the free Storage Upgrade. So you’ll get 256GB for the price of 128GB and so forth.
Verizon
Verizon is offering all three models of the Galaxy S23 in all four colors: that’s Cream, Lavender, Green and Phantom Black. The Galaxy S23 will be $22.22/month for 36 months, Galaxy S23+ will be $27.77/month for 36 months, and finally the Galaxy S23 Ultra is going to be $33.33/month for 36 months.
Now as far as promotions go, Verizon is offering a few goodies for the Galaxy S23. This includes giving switchers and current customers looking to upgrade, a free Galaxy S23. Or up to $800 off any Galaxy S23 model. That’s with trade-in on qualified 5G Unlimited plans. You can also get a free Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Tab S7 FE for free.
If you switch over to Verizon, you can get a $200 eCard after you sign up. And if you pre-order your Galaxy S23 between February 1 and February 16, you will get a storage bump. Finally, Verizon is offering 20% off of Galaxy S23 cases and screen protectors, 30% off Samsung-brand cases when you purchase them online. As well as 25% off Samsung chargers.
Now that the Galaxy S23 is official, you might be wondering, when can you pre-order it? And even better yet, when can you get it in your hands? Well, the good news is that you won’t have to wait long.
Pre-orders for the Galaxy S23 start today, in fact they are open right now. Samsung says that they will arrive by February 17. Now this will be the same, no matter where you buy the Galaxy S23.
So what about pre-order bonuses? And where can you get the best deal for the Galaxy S23? That’s what we’re here to help you with. Now the one deal that we do know is everywhere is, the storage upgrade. So you can get the 256GB model for the price of the 128GB model. Which is pretty sweet.
AT&T
AT&T is offering $1,000 off of the new Galaxy S23 series, along with a free storage upgrade for pre-orders. This means that customers can get a Galaxy S23 or S23+ for “free” with eligible trade-in. Or get the Galaxy S23 Ultra for just $199.
Pre-orders at AT&T start on February 1, and devices will ship out by February 17.\
Samsung.com
When you pre-order from Samsung.com, you can purchase a carrier-locked phone or an unlocked one. Which will work on all three US carriers. You also get to choose from the Samsung.com-exclusive colors. This year, those include Lime, Graphite, Sky Blue and Red.
For those that do pre-order, you’ll get a storage bump for free. So if you pre-order a 256GB Galaxy S23+, you’ll actually get the 512GB model. You will also get up to a $100 Samsung Credit with your pre-order. Samsung says that this is a “limited time” thing, and while supplies last. So it may not last through the entire pre-order phase.
T-Mobile
T-Mobile is offering those that pre-order, a free Galaxy S23+ or $1,000 off of any Galaxy S23 smartphone. That is with eligible trade-in on the Magenta MAX plan. Or you can get to 50% off the Galaxy S23+ (or up to $500 off) with eligible trade-in on almost any plan.
When you pre-order from T-Mobile, you still get the free Storage Upgrade. So you’ll get 256GB for the price of 128GB and so forth.
Verizon
Verizon is offering all three models of the Galaxy S23 in all four colors: that’s Cream, Lavender, Green and Phantom Black. The Galaxy S23 will be $22.22/month for 36 months, Galaxy S23+ will be $27.77/month for 36 months, and finally the Galaxy S23 Ultra is going to be $33.33/month for 36 months.
Now as far as promotions go, Verizon is offering a few goodies for the Galaxy S23. This includes giving switchers and current customers looking to upgrade, a free Galaxy S23. Or up to $800 off any Galaxy S23 model. That’s with trade-in on qualified 5G Unlimited plans. You can also get a free Galaxy Watch 5 and Galaxy Tab S7 FE for free.
If you switch over to Verizon, you can get a $200 eCard after you sign up. And if you pre-order your Galaxy S23 between February 1 and February 16, you will get a storage bump. Finally, Verizon is offering 20% off of Galaxy S23 cases and screen protectors, 30% off Samsung-brand cases when you purchase them online. As well as 25% off Samsung chargers.
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