Samsung has just unveiled its latest flagship lineup, the Galaxy S26 series, and Fizz is ready with some of the best deals in Canada. The new trio—the Galaxy S26, S26+, and the powerhouse S26 Ultra—brings faster performance and new AI-powered features, including the much-discussed Privacy Display on the Ultra model.
If you are looking to upgrade, Fizz is offering a massive stack of discounts that can save you a significant amount on your monthly bill for the next two years.
Starting March 4, 2026, Fizz members who buy a new Samsung S26 series phone receive a monthly plan discount that lasts for 24 months. The discount depends on which model you choose:
Also, for a limited time, you can upgrade to a 512 GB model for the same price as the 256 GB version. This offer is available with any mobile plan, and there is no minimum commitment required.
These discount apply to any plan you choose. Even better, you aren’t locked into a specific data tier; if you change your plan later, the percentage discount simply applies to your new monthly price.
Fizz is also giving away a $300 discount to help you buy the new hardware. To get this perk, you must have an active Fizz phone plan by March 2, 2026.
If you are already a member, the $300 credit will appear in your account on March 4. If you haven’t joined yet, you need to subscribe before the March 2 deadline to secure the discount.
Despite the long-term savings, Fizz is sticking to its no long-term contract philosophy. You get the 24-month discount without being tied down to a rigid commitment. This combination of hardware credits and deep service discounts makes Fizz one of the most competitive places to pick up the S26 this year.
Subscribe now to Fizz to beat the March 2 deadline, or view more details on the phone discounts here.
This article was supported by Fizz to help share their latest S26 deals with our readers.
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