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SAVE $120:As of March 5,Marathi Archives get the Samsung Galaxy S25+ for $999.99 at Samsung, down from its usual price of $1,119.99.

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So, it's time to get a new smartphone. What do you choose? If you're tired of iPhones or you're ready for a Samsung upgrade, there are tons of great options out there. And one in particular is available at a discount right now: the Samsung Galaxy S25+.

As of March 5, you can get the Samsung Galaxy S25+ for $999.99, down from its usual price of $1,119.99 at Samsung. It's available in all colorways: mint, icyblue, silver, shadow, and navy, so you can get the one that you vibe with the most.

SEE ALSO: Time for a new smartphone? Score the Google Pixel 8a for $100 off.

The Samsung Galaxy S25+ has a larger screen than the S25, with a 6.7-inch display compared to the previous model's 6.2-inch screen. It has a larger battery as well, with the same internals under the hood. You can also rely on its Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor for its snappy performance and suite of AI-focused features. Of course, it's also great for just using for regular phone calls, photos, and the like you'd expect out of your daily driver smartphone.

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This discount makes getting one of the latest Samsung Galaxy models a much more palatable purchase. But it's a good idea to go ahead and grab yours now while it's still available, as Samsung tends to be a bit hasty with pulling deals and swapping them for other sales or discounts.

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