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GET A FREE $100 AMAZON GIFT CARD:Pre-order the new Samsung Galaxy S25 (128GB or Watch Sleeping Beauty Online256GB, unlocked) and get a free $100 Amazon gift card. Orders are expected to begin shipping on Feb. 7.

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Earlier this month, we were treated to tons of new tech announcements at CES. Now we're focused on lots of new product announcements from this week's Samsung Unpacked. If you're eyeing the new Samsung S25, check out this preorder deal from Amazon.

Until Feb. 6, preorders for the Samsung Galaxy S25 (128GB or 256GB, unlocked) come with a free $100 Amazon gift card. The 128GB Samsung S25 comes in at $799.99, while the larger 256GB costs $859.99. Orders are set to begin shipping on Feb. 7, but the phone and gift card might ship at different times.

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When ordering from Amazon, your new Samsung Galaxy S25 comes with a free shopping spree in the form of a $100 Amazon gift card. Since the gift card never expires, you can choose to use it to get a snazzy case for your S25, save it for July's Prime Day sale, or even gift it to a good friend.

Regardless of what you plan to use the gift card for, this deal offers you the brand new Samsung Galaxy S25 in either the 128GB or 256GB storage options.

Compared to last year's S24 model, the updated S25 comes with some benefits like the new Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor and larger RAM. While the S24 came with 8GB RAM, the S25 increases that to 12GB RAM.

In terms of size, the S25 is ever so slightly smaller, thinner, and lighter.

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Some of the most noticeable differences, however, come from the Galaxy S25's AI features. With better calendar integrations, you can now search for your favorite band's tour schedule, add it into your calendar, and send a text to your friends telling them about the upcoming show.

At full price, the Samsung Galaxy S24 and S25 come with identical price tags (starting at $799.99), which means you might as well grab the latest S25 model. And if you decide to pre-order with Amazon before Feb. 6, you'll also get a free $100 Amazon gift card.

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