Samsung's already amazing Galaxy S24+ deal is made that much greater for 24 hours only

Samsung’s already amazing Galaxy S24+ deal is made that much greater for 24 hours only،

After achieving a small miracle to prove that there is a better-than-free smartphone offer for the start of its Discover Spring festivities, Samsung is already incredibly outdoing itself by offering an even greater discount of $1,050 on a Galaxy S24+ which normally starts at $999.99.

This time around, the significantly discounted variant well below the $0 mark is the one capable of hosting 512GB of data internally rather than just 256GB. Instead of paying a whopping $1,119.99 for this user-friendly digital handset, you have (less than) 24 hours at the time of writing for Samsung to give You a bit of money on top of one of the best phones in the world right now.

As you can imagine, you'll need to meet a few key requirements, starting with a mandatory trade-in and prior activation on AT&T or T Mobile. This activation must be done with a new monthly installment plan, which can obviously be a bit complicated.

On the bright side, the devices you can get as much as $1,000 for are remarkably and unusually varied, including, among others, the Galaxy S20 FES20, S21, Apple iPhone 11 and 12, as well as that of Google Pixel 6 Pro, Pixel 7And Pixel 7 Pro.

Naturally, this means that the newest devices from these brands are eligible for the same maximum trade-in value, and on top of that, Samsung is willing to shave $120 off the aforementioned list price of the 512GB. Galaxy S24 Plus no questions asked and no strings attached.

That brings your total savings to $1,120, but believe it or not, there's more. Namely, an additional $50 instant credit that you can spend on an accessory of your choice before completing your S24+ order today (and today only).

This makes this super powerful 6.7-inch smartphone (with 512 GB of storage) even cheaper than yesterday, when it was already cheaper than free. And yes, we realize that this phrase doesn't make much sense strictly speaking from a semantic point of view, but from a marketing point of view it makes perfect sense and should make you immediately press the “buy” button!