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The reason this looks odd to us is that the extraordinary price is only available on the Graphite model of the 2023 laptop. The Beige colorway is still at $1,024.99, which is still an excellent deal and what we thought was going to be the best price of the holiday season. Already at an all-time low price point, it appears that this configuration dropped a further $200 overnight. As curious as that may be, this could be genuine. It’s not as “glitchy” as when you hear about an 85-inch TV accidentally being listed for $9.99 instead of $999.99.
The Samsung device in question is the 14-inch variation with 512GB of storage. Other specs that usually make this laptop worth almost $1,500 include a 13th-gen Intel Core i7 processor, a 3K AMOLED Screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, and 16GB of RAM.
Assuming it’s genuine, we don’t expect this Galaxy Book 3 Pro deal to stay that way for long. Hit the button below to see if it’s still running.
Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro (14-inch, 16GB, 512GB)
Bigger, more power, and better sound than the base model Galaxy Book 3
Stepping up from the base model, the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Pro offers a 16-inch AMOLED display at 3K resolution, and is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor. This Windows laptop is a little bit larger than the base model, but rocks AKG speakers for your listening pleasure.
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