Samsung launches its Galaxy S25 Ultra pre-order campaign, offering $50 Samsung Credit, sweepstakes entry for $5,000 Credit, and up to $1,250 in savings. Simultaneously, rumors suggest potential pricing challenges for Samsung's Exynos processors due to anticipated Arm price increases, potentially impacting the use of Exynos chips in the Galaxy S26 series.
Samsung has kicked off its reservation campaign for the upcoming Galaxy S25 Ultra, enticing potential buyers with enticing bonuses. By pre-reserving a unit, customers will receive a $50 Samsung Credit and an opportunity to enter a sweepstakes for a grand prize of $5,000 in Samsung Credit. But the rewards don't stop there. Samsung is also offering up to $1,250 in additional savings through enhanced trade-in programs and other promotions.The same benefits apply to pre-reserving the Galaxy S25 +.
Customers who reserve a unit of this model will also receive a $50 Samsung Credit and a chance to win the $5,000 Samsung Credit grand prize. They'll also be eligible for up to $1,250 in additional savings through trade-in programs and other offers.However, while Samsung is gearing up for the launch of its new flagship phones, there are rumors swirling about potential setbacks for its in-house Exynos processors. Reports suggest that Arm, the company that licenses the CPU cores used in Exynos chips, is considering a significant price increase for its cores. This could put Samsung at a financial disadvantage compared to Qualcomm, which designs its own Oryon CPU cores. Qualcomm's use of custom cores means it's less vulnerable to Arm's potential price hikes. While Samsung could potentially negotiate better pricing for Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 chipset, it's unclear if they will ultimately choose to go that route
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