The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE officially goes on sale today
The Samsung Galaxy S26 FE is now available in markets around the world. The new FE model didn’t get a pre-order period like S-phones typically do, which means it missed out on pre-order perks too. That isn’t to say that there are no deals to be had – here is what is going on in a few key markets.
At the time of this writing, Samsung US still hasn’t updated its site so we don’t see the S26 FE in its online store. On the plus side, Amazon offers a $200 gift card, which gives the phone some breathing room – without the gift card, the S26 FE is too close to the S26+ for comfort.
Samsung UK did update its site and is currently selling the Galaxy S26 FE. However, it offers a disappointingly low discount of £356 for trading in an old phone. By the way, you can get £50 off the price if you pay with PayPal. As for Amazon, you will get £50 off at checkout and if you are a Prime Student subscriber, there is a £100 discount waiting for you.
(UK) Samsung Galaxy S26 FE
Samsung: £50 off when you pay with PayPal, up to £356 trade-in discountAmazon: £50 off at checkout, Prime Students get £100 off
Samsung Germany has a higher cap on the trade-in bonus – officially, it is up to €755 off, plus a €100 bonus on top of that. You can get €610 for an S24 Ultra or €555 for an S25+, for example. The S25 FE is valued at €420, the S24 FE and S23 FE at €300 and €225, respectively. Meanwhile, over at Amazon, the retailer has a €100 discount for Prime subscribers.
(DE) Samsung Galaxy S26 FE
Samsung: up to €755 trade-in discount + €100 bonusAmazon: €100 off with Prime
We checked Samsung Canada and India, but there is no sign of the S26 FE yet.
We have a Samsung Galaxy S26 FE in for review and we will be sharing our findings soon.
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE
| 128GB 8GB RAM | $ 699.99 | £ 699.00 |
| 256GB 8GB RAM | $ 799.99 | £ 799.00 |
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Reader comments
- Anonymous
- gIV
8gb cap is only for Europe. Other regions don't have stupid consumers who mindlessly buy slop and are okay with it. So Samsung is forced to compete, even if a little. Europe so far has been a dream for them so far.
