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Samsung Galaxy S8 price starts at $720 — here's how to buy

Samsung Galaxy S8 price starts at $720 — here's how to buy

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Samsung’s latest flagship smartphone is now available

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Samsung’s latest flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus, launch today at carriers and retail stores across the United States (and globally). Availability of some models has already slipped to late April, so it seems Samsung has a hit on its hands and could be in for a successful bounce back from the Note 7 recall. And carriers are already bickering over which network the S8 runs fastest on.

Below you’ll find everything you need to know about how to purchase the Galaxy S8.

Carriers

Verizon

Available in stores April 21st.

Galaxy S8: $720 full retail
Monthly installments: $30 / mo for 24 months

Galaxy S8 Plus: $840 full retail
Monthly installments: $35 / mo for 24 months

Other / trade-in promotions:

Order the Galaxy S8 on device payment, sign up for Verizon Unlimited and trade-in the following phones and pay only $15/month for 24 months -- Apple: iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, 7, 7 Plus; Samsung: GS6, GS6 edge, GS6 edge +, GS7, GS7 edge, Note 5; Google: Pixel, Pixel XL; LG: G5, V20; HTC: 10; Motorola: Z Droid, Z Force

Order the Galaxy S8 on device payment, sign up for Verizon Unlimited and trade-in the following phones and pay only $20/month for 24 months -- Apple: iPhone SE; Samsung: Note 4, GS5; LG: G4, V10; HTC: M9; Motorola: Turbo 2, Z Play

Order the Galaxy S8+ on device payment, sign up for Verizon Unlimited and trade-in the following phones and pay only $15/month for 24 months -- Apple: iPhone 7 Plus; Google: Pixel XL; Motorola: Z Force; Samsung: GS7 edge

Order the Galaxy S8+ on device payment, sign up for Verizon Unlimited and trade-in the following phones and pay only $20/month for 24 months -- Apple: iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, 7; Google: Pixel; Samsung: GS6, GS6 edge, GS6 edge +, GS7, Note 5; LG: G5, V20; HTC: 10; Motorola: Droid Z Droid

AT&T

Available in stores April 21st.

Galaxy S8: $750 full retail
AT&T Next: $25 / mo for 30 months
AT&T Next Every Year: $31.25 / mo for 24 months

Galaxy S8 Plus: $850 full retail
AT&T Next: $28.34 / mo for 30 months
AT&T Next Every Year: $35.42 / mo for 24 months

Other / trade-in promotions:

Customers that preorder a new Galaxy device can also take advantage of these great offers:

Up to $750 in credits towards another Samsung Galaxy S8 or S8+

A Samsung Gear S3 for only $49 with a 2-year service agreement

Get a Samsung Tab E and/or a Samsung Gear S2 for only .99 cents, when you activate a 2-year agreements

T-Mobile

Available in stores April 21st.

Galaxy S8: $750 full retail ($729 at MetroPCS)
Monthly installments: $30 down payment + $30 / mo for 24 months
Jump! On Demand: $0 down +$33 / mo for 24 months

Galaxy S8 Plus: $850 full retail
Monthly installments: $130 down payment + $30 / mo for 24 months
Jump! On Demand: Same as monthly installments

Sprint

Available in stores April 21st.

Galaxy S8: $750 full retail
Monthly installments: $31.25 / mo for 18-month lease

Galaxy S8 Plus: $850 full retail
Monthly installments: $35.42 / month for 18-month lease

Special offer: Sprint will have a two-for-one lease offer for the Galaxy S8 at launch

Retailers

Best Buy

Best Buy sells all variants of the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus, and is also participating in various carrier-specific deals:

Update April 21st 9:00AM: The article has been updated to reflect the Galaxy S8’s retail launch.

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