Samsung’s much-anticipated Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and S12+ are now available, and the launch sales are aggressive—pricing starts at $1,400 for the Ultra and $1,200 for the Plus. But right now, with trade-ins and promo codes, shoppers can save as much as $650 off their purchase. These deals go live alongside Samsung’s latest buds, watches, and accessories.
Launch Discounts and Trade-In Offers
From the start, prices for the S12 Ultra and S12+ begin at $1,400 and $1,200 respectively. Using coupon code PYPL100 knocks $100 off immediately. More substantial savings come via trade-in credits—up to $550, depending on the device traded. Add a Pro Keyboard at purchase and you can also score up to $105 off that accessory. Bundles that include Samsung’s new earbuds or watches bring even more value.
What’s Happening with the Tab S11 & Other Deals
The Galaxy Tab S11 remains in the lineup as the 11-inch model, even as the S12 series debuts with larger Ultra and Plus sizes at premium pricing. Fortunately, current deals on the S11 are strong: 128GB models are now available starting at $645 through Amazon (regularly $1,000), with higher-storage versions tracking similarly steep discounts. These are likely the best prices seen since a recent rise in the Tab S line pricing.
Beyond tablets, the wider Amazon fall Prime Day sale has dropped the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Fold 8 Ultra to new all-time lows. The standard Fold 8 is now offered from $1,535 (256GB) and $1,750 (512GB), both well below their regular prices. The Ultra version likewise sits at its lowest ever trackable price. Also on sale: Google’s Pixel 11 series, Pixel Watch 5 line, Pixel Buds Pro 2, and several budget-friendly Samsung tablets like the Tab A11+ and S10 Lite.
Not everything is flagship-tier: the Tab A11+ is marked down to between $230–$310 based on storage size, while the Tab S10 Lite drops to $314–$399 depending on configuration. Meanwhile accessories and peripherals—from keyboards to chargers and portable SSDs—also feature dramatically reduced pricing.
Deals like these are part of Amazon’s fall Prime Day event, which spans several days and includes numerous “Lightning Deals” and Doorbusters. Many of the featured price drops appear to be Amazon’s lowest ever for the highlighted device lineups.
What this means: Samsung is clearly pushing hard to generate momentum early with its ranging tablet launch. For buyers, this window offers some of the best value on new hardware like the S12 Ultra or premium folds and wearables. But the trade-in credits and promo codes make a big difference in effectively lowering the price. If you’ve been waiting on Samsung’s latest, now is a strong time to act—especially before these promotional terms end.
