Samsung Galaxy S24 prices for every model
The Samsung Galaxy S24 series has finally arrived, and with three phones to choose from – namely the Galaxy S24 itself, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus, and the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra – you have three sets of prices to choose from as well.
None of these phones are cheap, as even the standard Samsung Galaxy S24 is a high-end handset, but there’s a huge gulf in price between the starting price of that and the top configuration of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra.
Below, we’ve detailed exactly how much you’ll have to pay for each configuration of each phone, so you’ll know how much of a hit your bank balance will take.
How much does the Samsung Galaxy S24 cost?
The Samsung Galaxy S24 starts at $799.99 / £799 / AU$1,399, for which – in the US and UK at least – you get a model with 128GB of storage. This though isn’t available in Australia, where the starting size is instead 256GB.
The 256GB model elsewhere costs $859.99 / £859, and the top 512GB model costs AU$1,599, though this version isn’t available in the US or the UK. In all cases this phone comes with 8GB of RAM.
For reference, the Samsung Galaxy S23 started at $799.99 / £849 / AU$1,349, so the Samsung Galaxy S24’s starting price is the same in the US and actually slightly lower in the UK. It’s higher in Australia, but also gets you more storage there.
How much does the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus cost?
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus starts at $999 / £999 / AU$1,699, and that’s for a model with 256GB of storage. Want 512GB? That will cost you £1,099 / AU$1,899, with US pricing to be confirmed. Both of those come with 12GB of RAM.
For comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus started at $999.99 / £1,049 / $1,649, and that again was for a 256GB model. So the Galaxy S24 Plus has the same starting price in the US, costs slightly less in the UK, and costs slightly more in Australia.
How much does the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra cost?
The Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is of course the priciest model, and it starts at $1,299 / £1,249 / AU$2,199, for which you get 256GB of storage.
The next model up is a 512GB one, which costs £1,349 / AU$2,399 (with US pricing to be confirmed), and the top model comes with 1TB of storage, and costs £1,549 / AU$2,799 – again, with US pricing to be confirmed.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra started at $1,199.99 / £1,249 / AU$1,949, so you’re paying more for the Galaxy S24 Ultra in the US and Australia, but the same amount in the UK.
Preorders are currently open for all devices
Samsung Galaxy S24 preorders are now currently open for all three devices ahead of an official launch date of January 31st. If you’re interested, you can see our best Galaxy S24 deals page for a roundup of the initial preorder promotions, which includes this exclusive from Samsung itself:
Samsung: $50 gift credit, free memory upgrade, and up to $750 off with a trade-in at Samsung
Exclusive: TechRadar readers are among the lucky few to get exclusive access to a nice bonus Galaxy S24 deal at the official Samsung site. Not only can you get up to $750 off with a trade-in on an unlocked device at Samsung as well as a free memory upgrade, but the official site is also throwing in $50 gift credit on top – a handy bonus that can be used on a number of earbuds, chargers, and other useful accessories.
In the UK: claim a free Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and double your storage for freeView Deal
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