Find out which US carrier has the best Galaxy S10, S10+, or S10e pre-order deal


The Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+ were unveiled yesterday during the Samsung Unpacked conference in San Francisco and can now be pre-ordered for deliveries on March 8 — although some Flamingo Pink devices might ship on March 12. Samsung usually grants an additional discount to early buyers to boost sales, and this year all S10 and S10+ pre-orders come with a free pair of Galaxy Buds. Also, on top of the manufacturer's deal, some carriers offer additional rebates, which make buying the handset now even more interesting. Not all colors and storage options are available everywhere but here's what you can expect from each carrier and retailer:

Retail

If you want to be carrier independent, you can get your Galaxy directly from Samsung and enjoy a trade-in offer of up to $550, which is $200 more than usual. This deal applies to carrier-branded phones as well, although some have their own promotions, as listed below. Best Buy also has an offer that lets you save up to $650 when buying from there, on both unlocked and carrier-specific handsets, but requires you to trade another phone in.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $31.25/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $35.42/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $37.50/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $47.92/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $52.08/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $66.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

AT&T

AT&T has an additional offer that lets you buy one new Galaxy S10e, S10, S10+, or Note 9, and get the second one for free. In reality, you receive a maximum $1,000 credit towards any of these devices, which means you'll still have to pay up to $600 for the additional 512GB S10, ceramic S10+, or 512GB Note 9.
In addition to the below phones, the S10 5G will also be available on AT&T later this year.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $25/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $28.34/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $30/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $38.34/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $33.34/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $41.67/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $53.34/month for 30 months
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

Sprint

The operator also has a buy-one-get-one deal but doesn't let you chose which phone you'll receive: no matter the initial Galaxy device you decide to go with, you'll have to settle for a free S10e.
On top of these phones, the S10 5G is also expected to be available on Sprint this summer. Sprint's monthly pricing runs via an 18-month lease, with the option to buy through another 6 months of payments, spreading everything out over two years. If you'd rather just bail after 18 months, though, you're free to.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $31.35/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism Black and Prism Blue

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $37.50/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, and Prism Blue

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $250 up front + $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $600 up front + $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic Black

T-Mobile

T-Mobile's deals aren't as exciting as some others on the paper, but make sense if you just need a single device, as the carrier lets you save $390 when you add a qualifying line to your purchase or trade-in an eligible phone.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $20.84/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $99.99 up front + $20.84/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $99.99 up front + $22.23/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $349.99 up front + $22.23/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, and Prism Blue

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $199.99 up front + $22.23/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $499.99 up front + $22.23/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $799.99 up front + $22.23/month for 3 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

US Cellular

The small carrier also has a rebate on the S10 lineup, with up to 50% off the handset's retail value. In reality, the offer is a little tricky, as you actually get half the 128GB S10e's price back in thirty $12.50 bill credits, adding up to $375. Also, to be eligible for this discount, you're required to subscribe to the operator's Device Protection+ service that costs at least $10/month, which makes it less relevant if you're not interested in this additional plan.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $12.48/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $15.85/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or or $17.51/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $25.85/month for 30 months will bill credit
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $20.85/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $29.18/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $40.85/month for 30 months with bill credit
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

Verizon

Big Red has one of the most generous offers on the S10 lineup, as it offers a $750 credit on the purchase of a secondary S10e, S10, or S10+, 25% off Samsung cases, and a $30 rebate on the Charge Power Bundle (originally $99.99), which includes a wireless charging pad, vehicle charger, and a power pack.
In addition to the regular S10 lineup shown below, Verizon will also carry the S10 5G. Although the phone isn't available immediately, you can opt in on its site for more information.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $31.25/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $35.42/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $37.50/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $47.92/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $52.08/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black
  • 1TB: $1,599.99 or $66.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

Xfinity Mobile

Comcast's mobile division put up a deal that lets you get a $250 prepaid card when buying a new Samsung device, be it an S10 or an older phone. The carrier has also confirmed it will have the S10 5G this summer.

Galaxy S10e

  • 128GB: $749.99 or $31.25/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 256GB: $849.99 or $35.42/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, and Prism Blue

Galaxy S10

  • 128GB: $899.99 or $37.50/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,149.99 or $47.92/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, and Prism Blue

Galaxy S10+

  • 128GB: $999.99 or $41.67/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Prism White, Prism Black, Prism Blue, and Flamingo Pink
  • 512GB: $1,249.99 or $52.08/month for 2 years
    • Colors: Ceramic White and Ceramic Black

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