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If you've been saving up for a Samsung Galaxy S20,eroticization-of-fear this is the time when you say goodbye to your hard-earned cash.

The Galaxy S20 pre-orders are now live for all three new Samsung flagships: Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra.

The prices (unfortunately) haven't changed from Samsung's announcement: The Galaxy S20 starts at $999.99, Galaxy S20 Plus starts at $1,199, and Galaxy S20 Ultra starts at $1,399.

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You can save $600 on any of the three devices, however, if you trade in an eligible device. The offer is only up for a limited time; check out the fine print here.

Customers who pre-order the device before March 5 will also get $100 worth of Samsung credit, which they can spend towards Galaxy Buds+ or other Samsung gadgets.

Shipping times are currently March 4 for all combinations and colors.

Credit: samsung SEE ALSO: Here's how the Samsung Galaxy S20 stacks up against the iPhone 11 Pro

Our full review of the Samsung Galaxy S20 is still pending, but you can check out our hands-on experience here, and this handy comparison should help you decide which version is best for you.

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