Samsung’s gorgeous Galaxy S22 Ultra is insanely affordable after new record sales

Considered by many to be the best Android phone in the world last year, it’s likely the Galaxy S22 Ultra… Not so anymore, as it was replaced by the S23 Ultra a few months ago, as well as a host of other flagship phones from Samsung’s competitors. Powered by the same second-generation Snapdragon 8 processor.

Yes, the Amazon-owned online retailer that specializes in selling new and used technology at unbeatable prices is charging $627.99 at the time of writing for an S22 Ultra factory unlocked with a 1-year factory warranty.

As you can imagine, that means you’re seeing brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged units here, and it’s no surprise that you’ll be quick if you don’t want to see Woot run out of stock. While this new deal is technically set to run through July 1st, the original 128GB storage version that costs $628 after a whopping $572 discount is only available in one burgundy color right now, which isn’t a good sign. Absolutely.

The same $572 cut can surprisingly be applied to the 256GB and 512GB models in green and white respectively, which essentially means Woot beats Amazon’s deepest Galaxy S22 Ultra price cut by $72 overall.

Those killer Amazon deals, in case you were wondering, are sadly gone, replaced by a more modest $400 in discounts…which can start to look pretty cool if you hesitate and miss Woot’s new all-time highs.

This phone probably won’t live forever, keep in mind that Samsung will probably officially discontinue it sooner or later, and third-party retailers will need to follow suit and stop selling it altogether… eventually. Most likely, before the launch of the Galaxy S24 family in early 2024.

In addition to the easy-to-use S Pen, a large, sharp, and smooth screen, and an excellent processor, the Galaxy S22 Ultra also has five amazing cameras (including a 108MP rear monster), a powerful 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging capabilities, And perhaps most importantly, ensure absolute software support for years to come. That makes for an unbeatable feature list that starts at under $650, don’t you think?