Samsung makes some of the best Android smartphones around, but the flagship models like the Galaxy S20 5G and Galaxy S20+ Plus 5G come with a hefty price tag. Now, for Cyber Monday, some of the best Samsung smartphones are on sale for up to 33 percent off.
On the high end of things, the Galaxy S20 5G is 25 percent off, which brings it down to $750. You'd be hard put to find a better deal on this phone. The larger Galaxy S20+ Plus 5G is down to $900, thanks to its 25 percent discount. A much more budget-friendly option is the Galaxy A51, which is $285 following a 29 percent discount.
A near-perfect phone
Samsung Galaxy S20 5G
A flagship at a discount
With its brilliant display, high-end performance, and improved cameras, the Galaxy S20 is an excellent phone. Now, it's at a more affordable price for Cyber Monday.
In our sister site Android Central's review of the Galaxy S20, Ara Wagoner calls it "a near-perfect, pocket-friendly powerhouse." It features a 120Hz display, a big bump up in camera quality over its predecessor, and packs in plenty of power into a size that's easier to handle than many larger smartphones.
The larger Galaxy S20+ Plus 5G brings an incredible set of specs into your hand. It runs on a Snapdragon 865, has 12GB of RAM, and comes with either 128GB or 512GB of storage. Inside, it has a 4500mAh battery. That battery might seem a bit small for a phone that size, but in his Galaxy S20 Plus review for Android Central, Daniel Bader said, "I was a bit worried about battery life, but I shouldn't have been: this phone lasts all day and then some, and there's absolutely no battery anxiety." Just note that 5G can shorten battery life and that his testing was without 5G.
If you prefer a smartphone with a stylus, the Samsung Galaxy Note+ is 33 percent off. With its Cyber Monday discount, it's down to $800.
There are several variants of Galaxy devices on sale for Cyber Monday, so make sure to check out the entire sale.
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