Samsung launches Father's Day sale with some of the year's best deals on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, Watch 8 Ultra, and beyond

The back of the blue Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
(Image credit: Nicholas Sutrich / Android Central)

Father's Day is June 21st this year, but if you're having trouble choosing the right tech gift for dad, you're in luck: Samsung has launched a sitewide sale event with mega discounts on some of its most popular devices, from smartphones and tablets to feature-rich wearables. 

I'm talking about deals like $720 of potential savings when you buy the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, or this offer that lands you up to $250 off the super-powered Galaxy Watch Ultra. As usual with Samsung, trading in an old or broken device is the best way to maximize your savings, although there are a few no-strings discounts available as well. 

A few of the offers may even come with a free $100 credit if you've shopped at Samsung before. Keep reading for all of my favorite deals from Samsung's big Father's Day sale, and don't forget to check the company's full list of offers to make sure you don't miss anything!

Samsung's 2026 Father's Day sale is LIVE

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB: $1,299.99From $579.99 with trade-in | $1,099.99 without at Samsung
Up to $720 off

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 256GB: $1,299.99 From $579.99 with trade-in | $1,099.99 without at Samsung

The Galaxy S26 Ultra is one of the best Android phones on the market, with all of the latest premium specs and a premium price tag to match. Fortunately, Samsung's Father's Day sale is offering up to $720 off the phone when you trade in an old or broken device today. Don't have anything to trade in? Skip the process and you'll still score a straight $200 off your purchase.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra review: ☆☆☆☆

💲Price comparison: Amazon | $1,299.99 $1,049.99

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025):$649.99From $399.99 with trade-in | $549.99 without at Samsung
Up to $250 off

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025): $649.99 From $399.99 with trade-in | $549.99 without at Samsung

Pick up the super-powered Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025 version) from Samsung and you'll be eligible for up to $250 of instant trade-in credit during the big Father's Day sale. A $100 discount is also up for grabs for folks who don't want to trade in.

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra review: ☆☆☆☆

💲Price comparison: Amazon | $649.99 $619

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 256GB:$999.99$599.99 with trade-in | $899.99 without at Samsung
Up to $400 off

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 256GB: $999.99 $599.99 with trade-in | $899.99 without at Samsung

Similar to other deals included on the list, you can get up to $400 off the Galaxy Tab S11 with eligible trade-in (or $100 off without) when you place your order during Samsung's Father's Day sale. The Galaxy Tab S11 is a versatile Samsung tablet with lightning-fast performance, a lightweight build, and a vibrant 11-inch OLED display. Samsung will also give you 30% off a protective keyboard cover when you bundle with the accessory.

💲Price comparison: Amazon | $749.99

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 256GB: $1,299.99 From $799.99 with trade-in | $1,199.99 without at Samsung
Up to $500 off

Samsung Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra 256GB: $1,299.99 From $799.99 with trade-in | $1,199.99 without at Samsung

The Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is one of the most powerful tablets money can buy, but it's also far from cheap. Trade in an old or broken device, however, and Samsung will slash up to $500 off the device, making the purchase price a much easier pill to swallow. Customers who skip the trade-in process altogether will be eligible for a straight $100 discount, plus you can get 30% off the Book Cover Slim keyboard case when you bundle.

💲Price comparison: Best Buy | $1,199.99

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Patrick Farmer
eCommerce Editor

After almost a decade of working in the e-commerce space, Patrick Farmer (he/him) began his career at Android Central as a Deals and Commerce Writer before moving into a new role as AC's eCommerce Editor in 2023. When he's not hunting down the best deals and offering shopping advice for our readers, you'll often find him listening to music, camping out at a brewery, or treating his cat like a human child. 

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