Quality control issues aside, I generally think Samsung has some of the best screens. And like the idea of the S-pen with bluetooth functionality intact. I also like the One UI software experience and a large screen.

Am I missing out on a better deal for 900 USD right now? I like what a lot of Chinese flagship phones are offering, but I'm on the t-mobile network and the lack of Band 71 on Chinese and European models is not ideal. Especially for traveling in between major cities in the U.S.

I wish the S24 Ultra had dropped a little more than 900 dollars by now. Samsung and nearly every retailer have seemingly pulled them from the shelves rather than discounting them. Or did people really buy the entire supply before it could be discounted further?

Hey everyone, I’m planning to pick up a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra during this year’s Black Friday sale in the U.S., and I’m trying to understand what a realistic price might be.

For anyone who tracked last year’s deals or bought one recently: • How low did the unlocked S24 Ultra go during Black Friday? • What was the typical discount without a trade-in? • Did any stores like Samsung, Best Buy, Amazon, Walmart, etc. offer noticeably better prices than others? • Is it normal to see special promotions like free storage upgrades or big instant credits?

Just trying to get an idea of what price range I should expect this year and which stores usually offer the best deals.