Samsung S26 Ultra drops to $920 for Prime Day deal
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– The 256GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is on sale for $919.99 on Amazon for Prime Day, down from its usual $1,099.99, and was released in March.
– The S26 Ultra features a privacy display that limits off-angle viewing and can be toggled on the fly or set to cover only notifications.
– It has four rear cameras, including dual telephoto lenses and a 200-megapixel main sensor, along with an S Pen stylus.
– The phone includes 256GB of internal storage, 12GB of memory, and supports fast charging up to 60W with a compatible charger.
– The S26 Ultra lacks a Qi2 magnet, requiring a case for that feature, and has a refined, comfortable design.
Amazon has slashed the price of the 256GB Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra to just $919.99 during its Prime Day event, a notable $180 discount from its usual $1,099.99 price tag. This flagship phone, which only launched in March, packs a quad-camera system for stunning photography, a more ergonomic design, and a unique Privacy Display that you can activate with a tap.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra features a massive 6.9-inch screen and is the only model in the lineup to include the new privacy screen technology. This feature works like a digital screen protector, limiting what people next to you can see. You can even set it to blur only your notifications, letting you share a video with a friend without exposing sensitive messages. While it slightly mutes the display’s vibrancy, especially on notifications, it is a small trade-off for keeping your content private in public spaces.
Beyond its privacy capabilities, the S26 Ultra is a powerhouse. It comes with 256GB of internal storage, 12GB of RAM, and supports fast charging up to 60W with a compatible adapter. It also includes the S Pen stylus, which stores neatly inside the device. One caveat: the phone lacks a built-in Qi2 magnetic ring, so you may want to buy a compatible case to use with magnetic accessories. For a full breakdown of its performance, you can check out our detailed review.
(Source: The Verge)
