Did you know that this Galaxy S26 Plus deal can basically score $100 worth of free accessories?

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series has only been on store shelves for a couple of weeks now, so any significant Galaxy S26 deals from retailers may be hard to come by. That said, if you want an unlocked Galaxy S26 Plus right now, the Big Spring Sale might just be your best bet, as Amazon is giving you a $100 gift card when you purchase the phone, or you can snag a small savings when you bundle the phone with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro.

The Galaxy S26 Plus retails for $1,099, which is already a pretty penny, but adding a $100 Amazon gift card can get you an S26 Plus case and/or screen protector so you can just focus your hard-earned money on the phone. And if you go for the bundle, you get the Galaxy S26 Plus and Buds 4 Pro, which together would normally cost $1,349, but Amazon is shaving nearly $40 off, bringing it down to $1,312. Oh, and you still get the $100 Amazon gift card on top of that!

✅Recommended if: If you plan to purchase the Galaxy S26 Plus unlocked and through Amazon, or if you plan to buy accessories with the Galaxy S26 Plus.

❌Skip this deal if: You want to save money on the actual purchase of the phone without a trade-in, which you may only find at carriers right now.

I’ve been testing the Galaxy S26 Plus for some time now, and while my full review is still in progress, I can say that there are plenty of reasons to be impressed with this phone, from the great battery life to the fantastic display and the impressive performance. Plus, Samsung has stuffed plenty of fun and useful AI features into the Galaxy S26 Plus, like the upgraded Audio Eraser, Gemini screen automation, and much more, making this one of the most well-rounded phones on the market.

You also can’t go wrong with the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro bundle. Our resident audio guy recently reviewed them and thought they were superb, especially for anyone using them with a Samsung phone. The sleek new design only highlights the internal upgrades to improve audio, plus they come with new gesture controls and support for the SSC UHQ codec, all while costing less than much of the competition.