Step one: You’ll need to make a reservation sooner rather than later.
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Save $50: As of July 24, you can reserve a $50 credit on your pre-order of devices announced at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked until July 26 at 3 a.m. ET.
We’re just two days out from the next Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event, and although we’re not 100% sure about all the new devices we’ll see (we have some very strong predictions), we do know that you can save $50 on your pre-orders.
From now until 3 a.m. ET on July 26 — just a few hours before Unpacked’s 7 a.m. ET start — you can enter your name and email to secure a $50 credit toward your pre-order of one eligible device from the event, which includes, per Samsung’s website, “upcoming Galaxy phones and/or Galaxy Watches and/or Galaxy Tabs.”
After you input your email, Samsung will send you instructions on how to redeem your offer when you pre-order. As for what Galaxy phones and/or Galaxy Watches and/or Galaxy Tabs will be available for pre-order, we’re expecting to see releases of a new Z Flip and Fold models, Galaxy Tab S9, and Galaxy Watch 6.
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