On the past two DL Shows, we debated what the price of the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ would be. After hearing rumors of a major price increase coming over last year’s Galaxy S8 and S8+, we figured we were looking at having to pay $50-$100 more for each phone. Today, Samsung announced both and the Galaxy S9 prices have surprised the hell out of us.
How much do they cost?
The US unlocked Galaxy S9 costs $719.99 and the unlocked Galaxy S9+ costs $839.99. Compared to last year, that’s a $5 decrease in price on the S9 and only a $15 increase in the S9+. And remember, we’ve got upgrades across the board, including more RAM and a second rear camera in the S9+. That’s not bad!
What about on carriers?
AT&T
- Galaxy S9 is $26.34/mo on AT&T Next
- Galaxy S9+ is $30.50/mo on AT&T Next
Buy: Galaxy S9 | Galaxy S9+
Verizon
- Galaxy S9 is $33.33/mo for 24 months ($799.99 full retail)
- Galaxy S9+ is $38.74/mo for 24 months ($929.99 full retail)
Buy: Galaxy S9 | Galaxy S9+
T-Mobile
- Galaxy S9 is $30/mo on payment plan ($720 full retail)
- Galaxy S9+ is $30/mo on payment plan with $120 down ($840 full retail)
Buy: Galaxy S9 | Galaxy S9+
Sprint
- Galaxy S9 is $33/mo with a Sprint Flex Lease ($792 full retail)
- Galaxy S9+ is $38/mo with a Sprint Flex Lease ($912 full retail)
The Galaxy S9 and S9+ will be available starting March 16, with pre-orders going live on March 2.
Related:
- Samsung announces Galaxy S9, S9+
- Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ Specs
- Comparison: Galaxy S9 vs. S8 vs. Note 8
This post was last modified on February 26, 2018 4:04 pm