Right now the Galaxy S24 trio is $220 off, this includes the various memory options that each model has. Let’s take a closer look.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra has the best camera in the Samsung stable and it has native support for the S Pen, which is included in some AI features and more are to come with new versions of One UI.

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        <h3 class='ml-0 mb-10'>Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra</h3>
        <span>$220 off</span><br>
        <span>Read our review</span>

    12/256GB - $1,580 at Amazon CA
    12/512GB - $1,740 at Amazon CA

The Samsung Galaxy S24+ doesn’t have the camera of the Ultra, but it does finally have a QHD+ display and 12GB of RAM, which helps separate it from the small S24. Both larger models also have UWB support, which means they work better with smart trackers.

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        <h3 class='ml-0 mb-10'>Samsung Galaxy S24+</h3>
        <span>$220 off</span><br>
        <span>Read our review</span>

    12/256GB - $1,180 at Amazon CA
    12/512GB  -$1,338 at Amazon CA

The small Samsung Galaxy S24 is the cheapest of the bunch, which means that it still starts with 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage. We’d go with 256GB since Samsung will support these phones for 7 years and 128GB is going to be pretty tight in 2031.

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        <h3 class='ml-0 mb-10'>Samsung Galaxy S24</h3>
        <span>$220 off</span><br>
        <span>Read our review</span>

    8/128GB - $880 at Amazon CA
    8/256GB - $960 at Amazon CA

After oh-so-many leaks, Google will finally launch the Pixel 9-series, which means that most of the 8-series is getting retired. Except for the Google Pixel 8a, which is not being replaced for a while yet. It has a 6.1” 120Hz FHD+ OLED display (GG3) and a Tensor G3 and (like the pricier Galaxys) it will be supported for 7 years.

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        <h3 class='ml-0 mb-10'>Google Pixel 8a</h3>
        <span>$80 off</span><br>
        <span>Read our review</span>

    8/128GB - $600 at Amazon CA
    8/256GB - $680 at Amazon CA

The Samsung Galaxy A35 will only get 4 OS updates and 5 years of security patches – not as good as the Pixel, but much better than a typical mid-ranger. This one has a larger 6.6” display, but uses the slower Exynos 1380 chipset. On the plus side, it has expandable storage. The 5,000mAh battery lasts longer than the Pixel 8a (12:26h vs. 11:25h Active use score) and only supports wired charging (at 25W). The 8a is no speed demon, but it does offer both wired (18W) and wireless (7.5W).

        <img src='/uploadfile/2024/1118/543y3uepn54.jpg' alt="Samsung Galaxy A35" width='75' height='100' class='left mr-20 ml-10'>

        <h3 class='ml-0 mb-10'>Samsung Galaxy A35</h3>
        <span>$130 off</span><br>
        <span>Read our review</span>

    6/128GB - $400 at Amazon CA

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