We reported yesterday that Samsung mightiness increase the pricing of its high-end phones, starting with the Galaxy S23. This terms hike is possible successful Australia, Europe, South Korea, and galore different countries worldwide. However, the institution could compensate for the terms hike with a peculiar pre-order offer.

Tipster Roland Quandt spotted circumstantial presumption and conditions connected Samsung UK’s concern website. The accusation reveals that pre-ordering immoderate Galaxy S23 bid instrumentality volition let buyers to get a escaped upgrade to a higher retention variant. For example, if idiosyncratic pre-orders a Galaxy S23 by paying for its 128GB version, they volition get a 256GB mentation without immoderate further charge. Similar is the lawsuit with the Galaxy S23+ and the Galaxy S23 Ultra.

So, astir users successful the UK volition get a 256GB mentation of the Galaxy S23, portion Galaxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra buyers who pre-order the instrumentality volition get 512GB versions of the phones arsenic they commencement astatine 256GB for their basal versions. A akin pre-order connection could beryllium disposable successful astir parts of the world, but not all. Last year, too, Samsung had a akin connection for the Galaxy S22 bid successful the US and immoderate different markets, but the connection could beryllium wide this time.

In addition, the institution is offering a $50 in-store Samsung recognition to those who pre-reserve a Galaxy S23. The South Korean steadfast whitethorn besides supply further pre-order benefits successful galore countries, but those offers mightiness alteration depending connected the market. In India, the institution volition offer entree to exclusive colour variants of the Galaxy S23 to those who pre-order the device. Such exclusive colors could beryllium disposable successful much markets worldwide.

Straight from Samsung UK Business authoritative site:#GalaxyS23 #Preorder #Discounts #StorageUpgrade #SamsungUnpackedhttps://t.co/cjaQ7CN1Fd pic.twitter.com/RTxoIz8Pex

— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) January 25, 2023