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    Samsung launches ‘Re-Newed’ Galaxy S26 series, $1,099 for Ultra

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    Samsung launches ‘Re-Newed’ Galaxy S26 series, ,099 for Ultra
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    Samsung is now selling its Galaxy S26 series flagships at a discount with refurbished models available for around $200 off.

    The “Re-Newed” program from Samsung offers certified refurbished devices that get serviced by Samsung directly including brand-new parts and batteries.

    As of today, the Galaxy S26 series has joined the program.

    Prices on a “Re-Newed” Galaxy S26 are as follows:

    • Galaxy S26: Starting at $759
    • Galaxy S26+: Starting at $929
    • Galaxy S26 Ultra: Starting at $1,099

    That’s compared to $899 / $1,099 / $1,299 for brand-new devices, and the Galaxy S26 Ultra is easily the best deal out of the bunch. All colors are available, though Samsung doesn’t have the Galaxy S26+ available for purchase just yet. These are available exclusively through Samsung.com. Galaxy S23 and S25 series devices also remain available starting at $439, with foldables starting at $649.

    Meanwhile, Samsung is rumored to raise Galaxy S26 series prices as soon as October.

    More on Samsung:

    • Samsung pokes fun at iPhone to Android switching drama in reality star-packed ad [Video]
    • Galaxy Watch 9 drops to $299 in latest deal two months after launch
    • Samsung reacts to Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo; ‘reheating our leftovers’

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