Amazon’s Spring Sale Is Over but Samsung’s Prices Are Still Sliding

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale officially wrapped on March 31, but Samsung shoppers still have reasons to check back. Several discounts on Galaxy watches, phones, earbuds, monitors, and home audio remain active at the time of writing, and every one of them lands under the $250 mark. A few deals didn’t survive the post-sale window, including the Galaxy Tab A11+ (back to $299.99) and the Galaxy Magnet Wireless Charger (reverted to $49.99), but the five that held are worth a closer look.

The sale itself ran from March 25 through March 31, covering more than 35 categories with savings up to 40 percent across the board, according to Amazon. Samsung, as one of the headline brands, saw price cuts spanning wearables, budget phones, premium earbuds, a 4K monitor, and even an entry-level soundbar. Not every discount stuck around, but the ones still standing represent a wider range of Samsung’s lineup than the original sale highlights suggested.

Here are five Samsung deals under $250 that are still worth checking.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 (40mm), $195 (Save $105)

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 7 in the 40mm size has actually dropped below its Big Spring Sale price. Amazon currently lists it at $195, down from a $299.99 MSRP. That’s a $105 cut on a smartwatch that still feels current, and it’s one of the better wearable deals available right now regardless of sale event. You notice the value fast when you compare it to where Samsung priced the Watch 8 Classic just a few months later.

Price: $195
Where to Buy: Amazon

The 40mm case fits smaller wrists without feeling like a toy. Build quality is solid aluminum with a sapphire crystal display, and the BioActive sensor on the back handles heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep tracking without the bulk of a dedicated fitness band. Samsung’s health suite has gotten noticeably better at surfacing useful data instead of just collecting it, which is a welcome change from earlier Galaxy Watch generations.

For anyone on the fence about a Galaxy Watch, the timing makes sense. The Watch 7 runs Wear OS with Samsung’s One UI Watch overlay, and it pairs naturally with Galaxy phones for health tracking, notifications, and Samsung Pay. At $195, it undercuts the newer Watch 8 Classic by a wide margin while delivering the same core smartwatch functionality. If you don’t need the physical rotating bezel that the Classic series offers, there’s little reason to pay more.

Samsung Galaxy A17 5G (128GB), $174.99 (Save $25)

The Galaxy A17 5G is still sitting at $179.99 at Best Buy, and Samsung.com has quietly dropped it further to $174.99. Samsung’s A-series has always been the workhorse lineup for buyers who want a reliable Android phone without the flagship price tag, and the A17 5G continues that tradition with 5G connectivity and 128GB of storage. The 6.7-inch AMOLED display is a smart call at this price, delivering colors and viewing angles that feel closer to midrange territory than budget.

Price: $174.99
Where to Buy: Amazon

You feel the difference most in everyday tasks. The screen stays readable outdoors, the 5,000mAh battery comfortably stretches past a full day, and the 25W fast charging tops things off without a long wait. Samsung also bundles four years of security updates, which is unusual for a phone under $200 and a genuine advantage over most of its competitors in this bracket.

This is the kind of phone that makes sense as a backup device, a first smartphone for a teenager, or a no-stress daily driver for anyone who doesn’t need a $1,000 handset. The discount is smaller in raw dollars than the watch deal on this list, but Samsung.com‘s $174.99 price point makes the A17 5G one of the cheapest ways to get a name-brand 5G phone with a real software support commitment.

Samsung 32″ UJ59 4K UHD Monitor, $219.99

Samsung’s 32-inch ViewFinity UJ59 is currently $219.99 on Amazon, down from a historical average closer to $300. This VA panel runs at 3840×2160 resolution with AMD FreeSync support, HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, and Samsung’s Eye Saver and Flicker Free modes for long work sessions. At 31.5 inches, the 4K pixel density hits a comfortable sweet spot where text stays sharp without needing to scale everything up.

Price: $219.99
Where to Buy: Amazon

The UJ59 isn’t a gaming monitor and it doesn’t pretend to be one. The 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time are fine for productivity, photo editing, and streaming, but competitive gamers should look elsewhere. What you get instead is a clean, matte-bezeled 4K display with a billion-color range and picture-in-picture support for running two inputs side by side. For under $220, that’s a solid value for anyone building out a home office or upgrading from a 1080p screen.

Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro

Samsung’s Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are around $189.99 on Amazon, down from $249.99 MSRP. That’s a $60 cut on earbuds that go head to head with the AirPods Pro and Sony’s WF-1000XM5. The redesigned stem shape split opinions at launch, but the fit is noticeably more comfortable than the older Buds 2 Pro.

Price: $199.99
Where to Buy: Amazon

Adaptive ANC adjusts on the fly, Ambient Sound mode passes through conversation clearly, and the real-time Interpreter translates spoken language through the earbuds when paired with a Galaxy phone. Sound leans warm with solid bass, 360 Audio adds spatial depth, and battery life hits seven hours per earbud with ANC on, 30 hours total with the case. At $190, they undercut Samsung’s own Buds 4 Pro by a wide margin.

Samsung B-Series Soundbar HW-B400F 2.0 ch, $99.99 (Save $40)

Samsung’s entry-level B-Series soundbar is a 2.0 channel system with a built-in subwoofer, which means no separate bass unit eating floor space. The HW-B400F is a 2025 model that ships with One Remote Control support, so it syncs with Samsung TVs without adding another remote to the pile. Surround Sound Expansion widens the staging beyond the physical width of the bar, and Voice Enhance mode lifts dialogue above background noise during movies.

Price: $99.99
Where to Buy: Amazon

This isn’t competing with Dolby Atmos setups or Samsung’s own Q-series bars. It’s built for bedrooms, small living rooms, and anyone upgrading from built-in TV speakers without spending much. The compact form factor fits under most screens without blocking the IR sensor, and the single-unit design keeps cable management simple. At $99.99, down 29 percent from its $139.99 list price, it’s one of the cheapest branded soundbars on Amazon that doesn’t feel disposable.

What to Know About Post-Sale Pricing

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale closed on March 31, but not every price tag got the message. Price tracking data confirms that the Galaxy Watch 7, Galaxy A17 5G, and Galaxy Magnet Wireless Charger are all sitting at or below their spring sale prices as of April 10. Amazon has a pattern of holding sale prices on high-inventory items for days or weeks after an event wraps, and Samsung products tend to ride that wave longer than most.

The Galaxy Tab A11+ didn’t follow the same path. That tablet bounced back to $299.99 within days of the sale closing, which is a reminder that not every spring deal has staying power. The products still discounted tend to be the ones with heavier competition or higher stock levels, and Samsung’s mid-tier accessories and older-generation wearables fit that profile.

Prices can snap back without warning. If anything listed above has returned to full retail by the time you’re reading this, add it to your Amazon wishlist. Samsung runs similar cuts during Prime Day in July and again through Black Friday, so the next window isn’t far off.