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Black Friday might be a couple of weeks away, but Samsung is rolling out the discounts early, with deals on its entire lineup of devices, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables. While not all of these early Black Friday offers are true discounts, you can find ways to save money on some devices through these promotions. Here's what Samsung's offering ahead of the official Black Friday discounts.
Samsung is offering some decent discounts on both its flagship smartphones and its midrange and budget lines. However, as part of its early Black Friday sale, the company is also offering increased trade-in credits towards these devices. While all of the devices here have trade-in credit options, only some have optional discounts for early Black Friday. Here's what you can expect:
Galaxy S26 FE: Up to $400 trade-in credit ($100 off without trade-in)
Galaxy S26: Up to $340 trade-in credit ($150 off without trade-in)
Galaxy S26+: Up to $440 trade-in credit ($200 off without trade-in)
Galaxy S26 Ultra: Up to $750 trade-in credit ($250 off without trade-in); Up to $150 off add-ons, 10% off Buds 4 or Buds 4 Pro
Galaxy Z Fold 8: Up to $800 trade-in credit
Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra: Up to $800 trade-in credit
Galaxy Z Flip 8: Up to $400 trade-in credit
Galaxy A27 5G: Up to $120 trade-in credit ($100 off without trade-in)
Galaxy A37 5G: Up to $205 trade-in credit
Galaxy A57 5G: Up to $205 trade-in credit
Early Black Friday deals on Samsung wearables
Samsung's wearable deals are much like its smartphone deals: mostly trade-in offers, but some traditional discounts if you don't have a trade-in as well:
Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Up to $250 trade-in credit ($100 off without trade-in)
Galaxy Watch 9: Up to $250 trade-in credit ($50 off without trade-in)
Galaxy Watch 8 Classic: Up to $150 trade-in credit
Galaxy Watch 8: Up to $150 trade-in credit
Galaxy Watch 7: Up to $100 trade-in credit
Galaxy Ring: Up to $150 trade-in credit (out of stock as of this article)
Galaxy XR: Up to $1,030 off (plus three months of YouTube TV at $1 per month)
For some of its tablets this early Black Friday, Samsung is advertising that it will take off a certain amount in "total savings." That's a wiggily way of saying that to get the best deal, you'll need to stack together multiple offers at once: certain trade-in values, per-device discounts, as well as discounts from the Samsung Offer Program.
Galaxy Tab S10 Lite: Up to $75 in trade-in credit
Galaxy Tab S10 FE: Up to $110 in trade-in credit
Galaxy Tab S10+: Up to $205 in trade-in credit
Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: Up to $305 in trade-in credit
Galaxy Tab S12+: Up to $995 in "total savings" ($550 trade-in credit)
Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra: Up to $995 in "total savings" ($550 trade-in credit)
Galaxy Tab A11+: Up to $75 trade-in credit
Galaxy Tab A11+ Kids Edition: Up to $75 trade-in credit
Early Black Friday deals on Samsung computers
Samsung has early Black Friday deals on both laptops (specifically Galaxy Book 6 devices) and external monitors, particularly ones meant for gaming:
Galaxy Book 6: Up to $335 trade-in credit (all models)
Galaxy Book 6 Edge: Up to $335 trade-in credit
MovingStyle Essential Smart Monitor (43-inch): $200 off, plus $150 upgrade credit
Odyssey OLED G8 (27-inch): $300 off, plus $50 upgrade credit
Odyssey OLED G8 (34-inch): $200 off, plus $75 upgrade credit
Odyssey OLED G9 (49-inch): $720 off, plus $50 upgrade credit
Odyssey G5 (34-inch): $150 off
Smart Monitor M9 (32-inch): $300 off, plus $50 upgrade credit
Samsung doesn't have as many TV deals as it does for its other devices, but there are some good options here—particularly for the company's more expensive offerings:
Micro RGB R95H: Up to $1,500 off
OLED S95H: Up to $1,500 off
Mini LED M80H: Up to $500 off
Neo QLED QN80H: Up to $1,200
Early Black Friday FAQs
In short, yes, Black Friday still offers discounts that can be rare throughout the rest of the year. If there’s something you want to buy, or you’re shopping for gifts, it’s a good time to look for discounts on what you need, especially tech sales, home improvement supplies, and fitness tech. Of course, if you need to save money, the best way to save is not to buy anything.
How do I make the most of Samsung's Black Friday deals?
Use price tracking tools to determine if the deals you're keeping tabs on are actually a deal. If you feel like that's too much work, we already do that for you, so follow our Black Friday coverage for the latest and best deals our team finds. Another good tip is to only buy what you need. It sounds simple, but making a list of the things you want before jumping into a sale with millions of products helps you focus and make smarter decisions.
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