Samsung’s eco-friendly certified renewed Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra are set to go on sale at fairly reasonable prices this Saturday, April 22, which just so happens to be Earth Day.
When the hot new Galaxy S23 trio of ultra-high-end handsets was unveiled back in early February, Samsung’s “outdated” Galaxy S22 scored a predictable permanent discount from a $799 list price to $699 (with no device trade-in required).
Surprisingly (and bizarrely) enough, the S22+ and S22 Ultra didn’t get the same treatment from their manufacturers, leaving us waiting for non-permanent sales organized by retailers like Amazon and Woot in recent weeks.
Starting this Saturday, April 22, there will finally be another interesting official purchasing option for fans of super-premium Samsung phones who can’t afford the S23, S23 Plus, or S23 Ultra. If you’re an environmentalist, you’re probably going to dig the company’s newest offers on the “old” S22 series even more, as the aptly named US Certified Re-Newed program is set for a welcome expansion and improvement.
Your “premium refurbished” 6.1-inch Galaxy S22 will start at $619 in “phantom black” and green hues with your choice of 128 or 256 gigs of internal storage space while the 6.6-inch S22 Plus is for some reason (cough, low demand, cough) slated to join Samsung’s Certified Re-Newed lineup in a single black 128GB configuration at a $769 price.
