Samsung

Samsung Galaxy S24: Contract discounts steal the show as subsidy takes backseat in Korea

Published

on

Samsung’s new flagship phones have gained record-breaking pre-booking in South Korea. The new smartphones will go on sale on January 31, with first availability reserved for pre-booking consumers.

As the publicly announced subsidy (pre-order discounts) is limited to a maximum of 240,000 won, the contract discount of 25% discount on communication fees has become more advantageous.

Follow our socials → Google NewsTelegramX/TwitterFacebook | WhatsApp

As the actual purchase price discount through subsidies is minimal, the contract discount of 25% discount on communication charges has become more advantageous. The maximum discount amount based on a 2-year optional contract is 780,000 won.

Even if you choose the cheapest 5G plan, you will receive a discount of about 290,000 won. When selecting the publicly announced subsidy, it is higher than 276,000 won including additional subsidy.

Carrier plans

KT, LGU+, and SK Telecom confirmed the public subsidy for Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series at a maximum of 240,000 won. Including the additional subsidy for distribution stores (up to 15% of the publicly announced subsidy), the total discount amount is 276,000 won.

Korean network providers; KT and LG U+ confirmed the public subsidy announced at the time of pre-registration. KT provides differential support depending on the rate plan, ranging from a minimum of 85,000 won to a maximum of 240,000 won.

LG U+ priced it from 84,000 won to 230,000 won. However, SK Telecom slightly increased the maximum subsidy by 30,000 won from the previously announced 170,000 won to 200,000 won.

Exit mobile version