This year is shaping up to be major for Samsung Galaxy fans! Consumers and industry experts alike are excited for the March 6th launch of the new Samsung Galaxy S20 line of game-changing smartphones. There are anticipations of three models: the standard S20, the S20 Plus, and the S20 Ultra model. Each of these are available at different price points, which are anticipated to be in the order of $850, $950 and $1,200, respectively. Read on to find out how to get deals on this new Samsung Galaxy S20 line of smartphones.

The new Galaxy S20 models have a lot of bells and whistles to offer, first and foremost being 5G capability. Codenamed Picasso, the S20 features a phenomenal camera upgrade, as well as increased battery life and new screen sizes. The front camera is now centrally located, while the back camera lenses are housed in a hump on the back of the phone. There is a 48MP telephoto lens capable of a 5X optical zoom, along with a 48MP wide-angle lens. The Ultra model has a 108MP primary camera with automatic HDR. The battery life has also been upgraded, up to 5,000 mAh and standard super fast charging. The other notable upgrade is the increased screen size for each model, which is 6.2 inches for the S20, 6.7 inches for the S20+, and 6.9 inches for the S20 Ultra.

Samsung.com is obviously the first and best place to go for the new Samsung Galaxy S20 pre-order deals. The latest deal is free Galaxy Buds+ wireless earphones (worth $150) when customers pre-order the Galaxy S20 through the website. Those who register for pre-order access through Samsung will also get $35 instant credit for devices and accessories for the new S20 line. Samsung emphasizes that stock will be limited, so consumers who want in on the ground floor should act now. Rumors indicate that the big mobile network companies - such as AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile - will have a range of deals available on the Samsung Galaxy S20 line of smartphones. These generally include buy one, get one free deals, trade in specials, and price breaks for new and current customers who are ready to upgrade.

Consumers who are not yet ready to commit to buying a Samsung Galaxy S20 might be interested in deals on the Galaxy S10 models. The imminent release of the Galaxy S20 means that the S10 prices are sure to fall. This is especially true of the Galaxy Note 10+5G, as it has the new network capability at the reduced price of $689.99. Through the Samsung website, shoppers can get the S10e, S10, and S10+ at a $200 discount with a trade in, plus an additional $200 on all devices. At Costco, shoppers can save up to $800 with their AT&T membership wireless, while the S10 unlocked phone with 128GB in Prism Black is available for $579.99 at Best Buy. In addition to the Galaxy S10 line of smartphones, discounts are available on Samsung laptops, tablets, and smartwatches.