Deals: Galaxy S25 Ultra $300 Off + $100 Credit, Tab S10 $180 Off + FREE Buds, Odyssey Gaming Monitor $600 Off, More

Today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is being taken over by the now live Discover Samsung sale. Delivering hundreds or even more in savings across a massive list of products, you’ll want to pay close attention to today’s 24 hour daily deals, including the best cash deal yet on Galaxy S25 Ultra at up to $300 off with a $100 credit and double the storage for FREE alongside $180 off Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra with FREE pair of $180 Galaxy Buds 3. That’s on top of this $600 price drop on the Odyssey Neo G7 32-inch 4K 165Hz curved gaming monitor, up to $1,300 off The Frame TVs, deals on Smart Monitors, and a whole lot more. Scope it all out down below. 

Massive Discover Samsung sale now live! Up to $1,120 off Galaxy S25 Ultra, $1,300 off Frame TVs, Tab S10 + FREE buds, more

Today only: Best cash deal yet on Galaxy S25 Ultra now live at up to $300 off + $100 credit and 2x storage for FREE, more

The February Discover Samsung sale is now going live, as we detailed in our launch post. The big-time sale event is set to deliver a host of weeklong offers alongside a series of 24-hour daily deals and Samsung is kicking the daily deals off today with a bang – the new Galaxy S25 Ultra at up to $300 off with no trade required alongside a $100 e-certificate and double the storage for FREE on select colors. The details await below.

As mentioned above, we have already rundown the details on the sale alongside some highlights on the weeklong deals. But we will be zeroing-in on the big-time offers individually to ensure folks don’t miss out – there are hundreds of items going on sale at Samsung this week and we don’t want the really good stuff to get lost on the shuffle.

The Discover Samsung daily deals are starting off with a notable $180 price drop and some FREE buds on the Galaxy S10 Ultra, but for now we are focused on the Galaxy S25 Ultra – Samsung’s all-new flagship smartphone.

It is now offering unlocked units of the new S25 Ultra with the usual $90 trade-in credit, but you can also score one with a straight up $300 price drop alongside a $100 gift card and double the storage on select colors.

• Galaxy S25 Ultra up to $300 off without trade-in
  • Plus $100 e-certificate and double the storage on select colors
  • Or up to $900 trade-in credit

Navigate to the listing page, select your Galaxy S25 Ultra configuration, then scroll down to the “Samsung Trade-in” section and choose “No, Get $200 Samsung Instant Credit.” This will add the straight up cash saving to your order.

Samsung now offering $180 off Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra with FREE pair of $180 Galaxy Buds 3 (Today only)

As part of the February Discover Samsung sale, Samsung is now offering big-time deals across its Galaxy gear lineup on top of discounts on smart TVs, appliances, and more. One deal that has now gone live that seriously caught our eye is on the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra it is now up to $180 off with no trade needed and ships with a FREE pair of Galaxy Buds 3 (valued at $180) alongside some guaranteed trade-in options. Details below.

Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra deals now live:

• Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 256GB $1,060 (Reg. $1,120)
  • Plus FREE pair of Galaxy Buds 3
• Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 512GB $1,160 (Reg. $1,320)
  • Plus FREE pair of Galaxy Buds 3
• Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra 1TB $1,440 (Reg. $1,620)
  • Plus FREE pair of Galaxy Buds 3

Navigate to the listing page, select your Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra configuration of choice, and then scroll down to the “Samsung Trade-in” section and choose “No, Get $180 Samsung Instant Credit.” This will add the $180 in straight up cash saving to your order.

Then scroll down to the “Make your Galaxy epic with an exclusive” section to claim your FREE pair of regularly $180 Galaxy Buds 3, as seen below:

Today’s deal deliver a total of $360 in savings.

If you’re looking to take the trade-in route, Samsung is offering up to $800 instant trade-in credit or up to $400 instant trade-in credit with any tablet trade-in.

Samsung’s most affordable Galaxy Tab is now 32% off, score a family-friendly A9+ starting from $150 shipped

Samsung’s originally $1,300 Odyssey Neo G7 32-inch 4K 165Hz curved gaming monitor is down to $500 today, more from $120

As a part of the now live Discover Samsung sale, you’ll find the brand’s 32-inch Odyssey Neo G7 4K UHD curved gaming monitor down at $499.99 shipped. This is originally a $1,300 display that’s been around for a while as a popular pick in Samsung’s Odyssey Neo lineup. We saw the 144Hz 43-inch model drop to $500 earlier this year in January, but this is the first time we’re tracking a deal on this 32-inch variant in 2025. This also happens to be the lowest price we can find for it outside the brand’s limited EPU/EDU offers, and you can learn more about it below alongside deals on other Samsung monitors.

Notable deals on other Samsung monitors

• 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 (G91SD) DQHD 144Hz monitor $900 (Reg. $1,300)
• 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 (G93SD) DQHD 240Hz monitor $1,300 (Reg. $1,700)
• 49-inch Odyssey OLED G9 (G95SC) DQHD 240Hz monitor $1,100 (Reg. $1,800)
• 49-inch Odyssey G9 (G95C) DQHD 240Hz monitor $800 (Reg. $1,300)
• 32-inch Odyssey OLED G8 (G80SD) 4K 240Hz monitor $1,000 (Reg. $1,300)
• 27-inch Odyssey OLED G6 (G60SD) QHD 360Hz monitor $700 (Reg. $900)
• And even more from $120…

Samsung knocks up to $300 off its Smart Monitors with onboard webcams, streaming, more with deals from $200

The Discover Samsung sale is now in full swing with massive price drops and bonus credit on its new Galaxy S25 Ultra handset as well as the Tab S10 Ultra with a FREE set of Galaxy Buds 3, alongside a host of other deals including the Smart Monitors. We are big fans of the Samsung Smart Monitors, especially the M8 series models that look a lot like an Apple Studio Display for close to $1,000 less, and that’s where we are starting here today – the $300 price drop on the latest 32-inch Smart Monitor M8 (M80D). Details below alongside even more Smart Monitor deals.

Samsung is now offering the 32-inch Smart Monitor M8 (M80D) down at $399.99 shipped. Regularly up to $700, this is $300 in savings and the lowest price we can find. Today’s deal lands on par with the Presidents’ Day offer we featured last month to give folks another shot to score the higher-end option for their headless Macs, at-home MacBook/laptop setups and more. This is matching the lowest prices we have tracked on Amazon outside of a couple very short-lived drops to $385 last year.

More Samsung Smart Monitor deals:

• Samsung 27-inch Smart Monitor M80C (green) $450 (Reg. $650)
• Samsung 27-inch Smart Monitor M5 $200 (Reg. $280)
• Samsung 27-inch Smart Monitor M7 $350 (Reg. $550)
• Samsung 32-inch Smart Monitor M7 $300 (Reg. $400)
• And even more…

Discover Samsung sale has the 120Hz Frame TVs at up to $1,300 off with a FREE $100 bezel included

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Today’s accessories and charging deals:

• This Philips Hue 75W Smart Bulb discount may not last long, grab some while they’re $13
• You can add four Matter-ready meross Smart Plugs to your home at a $36 low (Reg. $52, $9 per plug), more
• Everyone can refuel with this 6-port 108W front and back seat car charger at $17.50 (Save 20%)
• Samsung’s latest 160MB/s 512GB EVO Select microSD card returns to its Black Friday price at $33 low
• ALLPOWERS’ S200 41,600mAh Power Bank with wireless charger drops to $90 (Reg. $138)

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