Black Friday Sale Alert! $799 Samsung Galaxy S22 price tumbles to just $399

Early Black Friday sale is here. Save up to $400 on the Samsung Galaxy S22. Know the details now.

Samsung Galaxy S22 price cut that you cannot miss this Black Friday. Know all the details. (Amritanshu/HT Tech)

The year's biggest sale is just a couple of weeks away. While people are preparing their wish list for the Black Friday Sale 2022, there are some early deals which are ready to delight buyers. If you are someone looking for a smartphone, you are in great luck because Samsung has rolled out a wonderful deal on the latest Samsung Galaxy S22. So, quit using your old midrange smartphone and forget about budget constraints because this Samsung Galaxy S22 price cut is smashing down its rate from $799.99 to $399.99, including trade-in. If this has piqued your interest, then you should read on.

Samsung Galaxy S22 price cut during Black Friday Sale

This deal is available on the Samsung website itself. The retail price of the 128GB variant of the Samsung Galaxy S22 is $799.99. This is a hefty price but during this early Black Friday sale, the smartphone maker is intending to put a smile on your face. That's why it is offering an amazing trade-in deal. As long as you have a smartphone, you can take advantage of the deal. But of course, the more recent smartphone you own, the better trade-in value you get. So, if you have a Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus or a similarly valued smartphone, the company is offering you an instant $400 off on its smartphone. This Samsung Galaxy S22 price cut brings down the price tag to just $399.99.

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It should be noted that the deal does not include any carrier-based package. So you will not have to get yourself stuck in a lengthy contract. And if paying almost $400 dollars is not possible for you, Samsung also lets you choose from its payment options. You can either pay for the smartphone in four installments of $100 each or make monthly payments of $11.12 for 36 months. Whatever you do, it is a win-win situation for you.

As long as you're someone who resides in the USA, you're eligible for this deal.