Samsung Galaxy: How much is Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

SAMSUNG

The cheapest way to get an S9 is through Samsung itself. Additionally, you can get an unlocked phone instead of getting stuck with one carrier, and if you trade in a device for an extra discount, it looks like you’ll get that upfront, instead of distributed over time.

• Galaxy S9 for $719.99 or $30 for 24 months

• Galaxy S9 Plus for $839.99 or $35 for 24 months

BEST BUY

Best Buy has an interesting offer that may make it worth looking at for preorders tonight: it’s $100 off if you preorder through Verizon, AT&T, or Sprint on March 2nd only (unlocked phones don’t count, though). That’s a better deal than Samsung, assuming you’re quick enough to catch it. Plus, there are the usual trade-in offers, too, which will depend on how new your smartphone is.

AT&T

AT&T’s phones are a bit more expensive than picking one up from Samsung, but you’ll get the advantage of adding it to your existing AT&T bill (if that’s something you prefer), and there are some trade-in offers that can further lower your bill if you don’t mind getting rid of your old phone.

• Galaxy S9 for $790.20 or $26.34 for 30 months

• Galaxy S9 Plus for $915 or $30.50 for 30 months

VERIZON

Like AT&T, Verizon is more expensive than Samsung, but the trade in offers may sweeten the pot overall.

• Galaxy S9 for $800 or $33.33 for 24 months

• Galaxy S9 Plus for $930 or $38.74 for 24 months

T-MOBILE

T-Mobile is about the same as Samsung’s prices, but to take advantage of any trade-in offers means that you’re committing to some time with T-Mobile, as the discounts come in the form of bill credits.

• Galaxy S9 for $30 for 24 months

• Galaxy S9 Plus for $30 for 24 months plus a $120 down payment

SPRINT

Also more expensive than Samsung, but if Samsung is sold out and you really want a Sprint S9 on release day, it’s an option.

• Galaxy S9 for $33 for 24 months

• Galaxy S9 Plus $38 for 24 months