Samsung has just released its new powerful Galaxy Tab S9 FE series of Android tablets with large displays, thin design, punchy AKG speakers, and S Pen compatibility with the pen itself in the box. They are more affordable than the Apple iPad Pro but offer many of the same high-end features.
Express.co.uk has the larger Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ in for review and we are suitably impressed so far. That’s why it caught our eye when we saw that Samsung is currently offering up to £75 off the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+ when you trade in any tablet in any condition – and that really is any condition, as Samsung will accept old and broken tablets, too.
The Korean tech giant is also offering £50 off the smaller Galaxy Tab S9 FE when you hand over any tablet. Samsung says you’ll get the discount simply by “trading in any working or broken tablet device”.
The deal is available here via Samsung’s UK website and is on until 7 December.
All you need to do is buy your Tab S9 FE of choice online and then send in your old tablet to Samsung.
It means you can get the Galaxy Tab S9 FE for as little as £399 or the Galaxy Tab FE+ for £524. This is for models with 128GB storage and 6GB RAM – you can pay more for versions with 256GB storage and 8GB RAM.
The regular Tab S9 FE has a 10.9-inch LCD screen with smooth 90Hz refresh rate, full IP68 water and dust resistance, and an 8Mp camera on the back. The Tab S9 FE+ has a bigger 12.4-inch screen as well as a bigger battery and dual cameras. Both come with the handy S Pen in the box for navigating the tablet or writing and drawing in notes and art apps.
They charge via USB-C and have large batteries for all-day use, plus you can spend a bit more on either model to upgrade from the Wi-Fi only model to a 5G version so you can grab a data SIM and connect to the web when you’re out and about.
We’re suitably impressed with the new Tab S9 FE+ and will have a full review soon – which is why we’re so surprised to see such a good deal on it so soon after its release. This is a killer Black Friday deal, and it’s not even Black Friday yet.
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