Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy S10 lineup today. There are four models in the new lineup three of which will be available for pre-order tomorrow. The fourth is the 5G model which will be available at a later date.
This post contains information about where to pre-order the Galaxy S10 in the United States. It mentions the various carrier and retailer options for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy S10+. Pre-orders for all three variants open 9:01 PM PT / 12:01 AM ET, February 21 and run through March 7.
Galaxy S10 pre-order information for the United States
The Galaxy S10e is the cheapest model in the new lineup and it costs $749.99 outright. Verizon is offering it for $31.24 per month over 24 months, AT&T for $25 per month over 30 months or $28.34 per month for the 256GB model. T-Mobile customers can get it for $20.84 per month over 36 months while Sprint has it for $31.25 per month over 18 months.
The Galaxy S10 starts at $899 outright. Verizon prices it at $37.49 per month, AT&T at $30 per month or $38.34 for the 512GB model over 30 months, T-Mobile asks for $99 down and $22.23 per month over 36 months while Sprint has it for $37.50 per month over 18 billing cycles.
Samsung's Galaxy S10+ is the star of the show and it starts at $999.99 outright. Verizon will sell it to you for $41.66 per month over 24 months, T-Mobile for $22.23 per month over 36 months after $199.99 down, AT&T starts at $33.34 per month over 30 months and Sprint is offering it for $41.67 per month over 18 billing cycles.
The Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ are also available unlocked from Samsung, Sam's Club and Best Buy. The 128GB and 256GB Galaxy S10e costs $749.99 and $799.99 respectively. The 128GB and 512GB Galaxy S10 will set you back $899.99 and $999.99 respectively. Last but not the least, the 128GB, 512GB and 1TB Galaxy S10+ is priced at $999.99, $1,249.99 and $1,599.99 respectively.
Samsung will release the Galaxy S10 lineup on March 8 in select markets across the globe. All pre-order customers in the US get a pair of new Galaxy Buds wireless earphones for free.
