You can reserve your Galaxy S25 Today!

We’re only one day away from seeing the long-awaited Galaxy S25 series of devices. Millions of people are eager to get their hands on their new Galaxy phones as soon as they can. Well, Samsung will let you reserve your Galaxy S25 model today, and this will get you some money off of your purchase.

As we know, Samsung will host its latest Unpacked event on Wednesday, January 22nd at 1PM EST (10AM PST). We know that we’ll hear about the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. Along with that, we also expect to hear about the Samsung XR headset that will go on to challenge the Apple Vision Pro. There were also rumors that Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S25 Slim during the event.

If the company announces all of these devices, then it’ll be quite an exciting event. So, be sure to mark your calendars!

Reserve your Galaxy S25 today

We don’t know how much these phones will cost, but you can’t argue with saving a bit of money. Go to the official Reserve Offers page and enter the appropriate information in the text fields. Reserving a device is not the same as pre-ordering it.

After you reserve your device, you will need to then pre-order your device to receive any savings. Once you do, you’ll get $50 off of your order. You’ll need to both reserve and pre-order your device to reap the benefits.

The benefits don’t end there! When you reserve and pre-order, you’ll be eligible to receive up to $1,250 in additional savings. To top it off, you’ll also be eligible to receive a $5,000 Samsung gift card. These are some amazing deals. A $5,000 gift card will buy you some serious Samsung gear.

Samsung Galaxy Experience Spaces

If you want to experience the latest AI enhancements that Samsung has to offer, then you’ll want to check out the Galaxy Experience Space. If you’re in New York, then there’s one coming near you. Starting on January 22nd and running through February 22nd, you can experience it. It’s happening at 500 Broadway.

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