The Korean company announced today that it will launch a new trade-in program that doesn’t require the purchase of a new handset. The “Galaxy Easy Compensation” scheme will pay Korean Galaxy phone owners money for their old device, with values fluctuating depending on the condition. Crucially, no purchase of a new phone is needed.

Samsung has just improved the terms of its phone trade-in program There’s no longer a purchase requirement and it’s open all year round It's started in South Korea and France with more regions to follow soon Tired of your Samsung phone and want to swap it for something new?

The biggest overall changes to the design between the two Samsung Galaxy phones is likely the color options to choose from when making the upgrade. The Samsung S25 comes in Navy, Icyblue, Mint, Silver Shadow, Blueblack, Coralred, and Pinkgold. The Samsung S23 only has four color options to choose from.

Samsung's new Galaxy Trade-In Program lets you trade old phones for value without the need to purchase a new device, available now in South Korea and France.

Seamless updates have been around for ages, but Samsung has finally brought the feature to the Galaxy S25 series and its flagships at large.

This week, Samsung launched its new money-back scheme for your old Galaxy phone in partnership with Likewize. Samsung is buying back old phones from consumers with no strings attached. But are the prices actually competitive?

The Galaxy S25 Ultra comes with a new ceramic glass layer that is four times more scratch resistant – it could eventually roll out to other brands too.

Samsung has officially announced its next-generation Galaxy phones: The S25 series. Sitting at the top of that lineup is the company's most premium model of Android smartphone, the Galaxy S25 Ultra. If you already own the previous generation,