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Get the new Samsung Galaxy S26+ for free at Verizon: Preorder details

February 26, 2026
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SAVE $1,099.99: Verizon customers can get the new Samsung Galaxy S26+ for free when they change their mobile plan to either the Unlimited Ultimate or Unlimited Plus plan.


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With most “free” phone deals from mobile carriers, you’re required to ship your old phone back to them in a trade-in situation. But Verizon is offering a preorder deal that requires much less effort on your part. You’ll get the Samsung Galaxy S26+ for free just by switching your mobile plan to the new Unlimited Ultimate or Unlimited Plus plan.

Just announced at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2026, Samsung’s new lineup of flagship phones is scheduled to launch on March 11. All three phones — the S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra — are officially up for preorder. You can choose your own adventure re: preordering, with deals at Amazon, Best Buy, and mobile carriers, but Verizon’s preorder deal is the only way to get the S26+ for free.

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The offer is available to both new and existing Verizon customers who switch their mobile plan to the Unlimited Ultimate (starting at $40 per month) or Unlimited Plus (starting at $50 per month) plans. Verizon’s three-year price lock guarantee also ensures you’ll keep your plan pricing even if costs go up.

The S26+ is the mid-tier model in Samsung’s new Galaxy phone lineup. It’s a minor upgrade over the S25+, but an upgrade nonetheless. It packs the new Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chip, the same camera setup, a meaningful battery bump, and new AI features.

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If you prefer the best Galaxy phone in the lineup, you can also score the Galaxy S26 Ultra (256GB) for free, but you’ll need to coordinate a qualifying device trade-in and add a new line to any Unlimited Ultimate plan. We’ll leave that up to you to decide. Either way, getting a brand new Galaxy device for free almost feels like a crime.

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