While it remains unclear exactly how much the Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite will cost and whether or not Samsung plans to release these value flagships in the US anytime soon, there’s already an easy way to get one of the company’s premium smartphones stateside without breaking the bank.

Bidallies has an almost flawless 99.6 percent positive feedback record based on more than 25,000 customer ratings in the past year alone, vouching for the “good cosmetic condition” and full functionality of a $329.95 Galaxy S10e, $379.95 Galaxy S10, and $447.95 Galaxy S10+. Of those three, the entry-level “e” model can only be activated on Verizon’s nation-leading network, while the “regular” and plus-sized variants are factory unlocked and thus compatible with GSM operators nationwide, including AT&T and T-Mobile.

It’s truly hard to proclaim which of the three original members of the S10 family provides the best value for your money at these substantially marked-down prices, as at the end of the day, your buying decision comes down to your personal preferences in terms of things like screen size, battery capacity, camera versatility, and biometric recognition.