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Galaxy S25 Ultra Contract Deals

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra contract deals are now widely available from major carriers in the US, each offering their own set of incentives for new and existing customers[1][2].

Verizon offers the Galaxy S25 Ultra starting at $36.11 per month for 36 months (0% APR; $1,299.99 retail). New and current customers can get up to $1,000 off the S25 Ultra with select trade-ins and Unlimited Ultimate plan activation. Additional perks like a free Galaxy Watch7 or Galaxy Tab S9 FE 5G may be available when you sign up for qualifying plans. Promotional savings are typically spread out as monthly bill credits[1][4][6].

T-Mobile provides up to $1,200 off (effectively making the Ultra $99) when you switch, add a line on Business Unlimited Ultimate, or trade in any eligible device—including broken phones—with qualifying plan sign-up. The offer is available to both new and existing customers, and deals can apply to the whole S25 series lineup, not just the Ultra[2].

Xfinity Mobile and some other carriers offer savings on the S25 Ultra (for example, up to $649.99 off) depending on trade-in value and plan eligibility. Most trade-in deals require commitment to an unlimited plan, with bill credits applied monthly over 24 or 36 months. Pre-orders for the S25 series opened January 22, 2025, and the official release was February 7, 2025[3].

Boost Mobile advertises the Galaxy S25 Ultra at $13.89 per month with an Infinite Access plan, and Galaxy AI features are free through 2025 for Samsung account holders[7].

When comparing deals, always check:

  • Required plan type (usually unlimited or premium tier)
  • Eligible devices for trade-in and their condition
  • Whether savings are applied as monthly bill credits or instant discounts
  • Additional perks like free accessories or service bundles

Prices and promotions are subject to change and may differ by location or retail channel. Always review carrier terms and eligibility criteria before committing.

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