Looking for a high-end phone with a superb screen and plenty of performance? Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus is currently available at Amazon for just $749 (was $999), which is a brand new record-low price for this exceptional phone.
With its stunning 6.7-inch display, Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and standout battery life, the S25 Plus is a great choice for an upgrade right now. Today's price at Amazon knocks a massive $250 off, which beats the previous record by a whopping $50. Overall, it's an easy recommendation - and one that doesn't require the annoying trade-in rebate like many of the best cell phone deals.
While the Plus has sometimes been overlooked in favor of the high-end Ultra and the excellent-value Galaxy S25, we think this iteration of the model is the best yet. For a reasonable upcharge, you get a thoughtfully designed phone that delivers premium features without unnecessary bloat. While we can take or leave the latest AI features, the incredibly pixel-dense 6.7-inch AMOLED display is a real highlight here.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus at record-low price
A high-end flagship at a reasonable price
The Plus series has often been the overlooked middle child in the Galaxy lineup, but the S25 Plus is easily one of our favorite devices in the range. For a modest price jump from the S25, you get a noticeably better display and a few quality of life improvements without having any unnecessary extras.
For example, its 6.7-inch display is only slightly smaller than the Ultra’s but manages to pack in the same amount of pixels, which technically makes it sharper. Being a bigger phone, it also supports a larger battery, and you also get support for 45W charging rather than the slower 25W on the standard Galaxy S25.
Beyond performance, the S25 Plus also brings the latest AI features to the fore. Galaxy AI didn’t play a significant role during our testing, but its quiet presence didn’t detract from the experience. Instead, the phone impressed with its day-to-day usability, especially the generous screen real estate for tasks like photo capture.
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