How to Preorder Galaxy S26 Ultra and Get a Free Case and Charger

UPDATE 02/25: Galaxy S26 series preorders are now live, and you’ll have to use this link to be eligible for the mystery box offer (don’t open it in the Shop Samsung app on mobile, just continue in your browser). Once you’ve completed the purchase, you can head to the verification page to submit your details so we can ship the mystery box to your address.

Samsung seems quite bullish on the Galaxy S26 Ultra in particular, and for good reason. It’s now official that Samsung will announce the Galaxy S26 series on February 25 at Galaxy Unpacked. If things go according to schedule, the company will likely open preorders for the Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26+, and Galaxy S26 Ultra shortly after.

Not just a free case, every Galaxy S26 preorder comes with a big box of goodies

We don’t yet know what, if any, preorder perks will be on the table. But if you’re in the US, there’s something even better. As with major launches, we’re back with the SammyGuru Mystery Box, and this will be our biggest one yet, with more accessories than we’ve ever given away. Here’s a video showing what will be in the box:

Every Galaxy S26 mystery box will come with a free phone case, screen protector, desktop phone stand, cleaning kit, 65W charger, USB-C wired earbuds, plus even more surprises. You won’t need to pay an extra penny to take any of this home. Bonus surprises could include a Galaxy Watch or Galaxy Buds, ranging from the latest models to more affordable options.

You can sign up so we can remind you when Samsung opens preorders. Once the company does, we’ll send you an affiliate link that you can use to place your order. After you’ve successfully placed it on Samsung’s site, we’ll send you a verification form where you can submit a few details. And we don’t ask for any sensitive details.

Once that’s done, all you need to do is hang tight while we prep your mystery box. We’ll share the shipping details using your preferred contact method, and yes, we’ll even cover the shipping fees. Sounds good? Go ahead and sign up to stay in the loop. And yes, it’s only for those based in the US.