Woot is currently selling the unlocked Galaxy S25 Ultra with 1TB of storage and 12GB of RAM for $1,099.99, a substantial drop from its $1,659.99 launch price. The deal is expected to remain available for the next three weeks or until inventory runs out. Prime members get free shipping, while everyone else pays $6, though shipping is limited to the contiguous United States. For context, Amazon's 512GB model is currently sitting at $1,059.53 (as early Prime Day deals begin appearing, we're tracking more discounts and shopping advice in our Prime Day 2026 coverage)—so you're getting double the storage for just $40 more, which makes this the obvious pick for Android users looking for a phone that can realistically last for years.

Performance-wise, its Snapdragon 8 Elite chip keeps everything feeling fast, whether you're editing photos, juggling multiple apps, playing demanding games, or experimenting with Samsung's AI features. Storage is unlikely to be a concern either—this model comes with 1TB of storage, which is enough room for years of photos, videos, apps, and downloads without constantly managing space. Samsung has also softened the phone's corners, making it a little more comfortable to hold than previous Ultra models, while the titanium frame, Gorilla Armor glass, and IP68 water-resistance rating add some reassurance if you're prone to the occasional drop or spill.

Samsung's AI features, including tools like live speech-to-text transcription, drawing assistance, and Google Gemini, are all built in and can potentially save time if you actually use them, but they don't fundamentally change how the phone works. More importantly, Samsung continues to promise years of software updates, which helps justify spending this much on a device. The bigger change is that the S Pen (while included) no longer supports Bluetooth shortcuts, such as remote camera controls. Still, this is a phone that earned strong marks from both PCMag and our own review team, and the generational improvements add up to a well-rounded, durable Android flagship.