Verizon Offers Free Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra — Here's How to Claim Yours This Week

Verizon Offers Free Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra — Here’s How to Claim Yours This Week

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The carrier competition is intensifying.

By Joseph Green on March 26, 2026

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Get the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra for free from Verizon when signing up for a new line on the Unlimited Ultimate plan.

March has been immense for mobile tech. We got new Apple releases, and then Samsung launched its own new lineup. And now that Amazon’s Big Spring Sale is dominating online shopping, carriers are offering substantial mobile deals to gain attention.

We’ve already discussed that you can get the Apple iPhone 17 for free with T-Mobile, so what about Android? Don’t worry, there’s something for Samsung enthusiasts too.

Verizon offers the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra for free, and it doesn’t require a trade-in like many other “free” promotions. Here’s how to claim it:

– Sign up for a new line — this offer is exclusive to new line additions.
– Select the correct plan — you need to pick the Unlimited Ultimate plan.
– The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s cost is applied via 36 months of bill credits.

Note that Verizon will still charge taxes and a one-time $35 activation fee at checkout.

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra features the latest Snapdragon chip, making it perfect for AI tasks and mobile gaming. Our review praised its world-class mobile cameras, incredible display, and game-changing Privacy Display. “If there’s ever been a phone to make you ditch Apple, this is it,” said Tech Editor Timothy Werth.

With this exclusive Verizon deal, there’s no better time to upgrade.

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Joseph Green is the Global Shopping Editor for Mashable. He covers VPNs, headphones, fitness gear, dating sites, streaming, and shopping events like Black Friday and Prime Day. Joseph is also Executive Editor of Mashable’s sister site, AskMen.

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