Woot has a number of refurbished Samsung smartphones on sale for today only. The promotion includes phones from the Galaxy S7 to newer devices like the Galaxy Note 9 and Galaxy S10. Prices start as low as $100. The devices are listed as "scratch & dent" condition which means there may be some cosmetic wear, though they have all been tested to ensure they are in full working order. A 90-day warranty is included with your purchase.
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These phones still pack plenty of power and are available at a steep discount if you don't mind a little bit of cosmetic wear. The sale includes models from the Galaxy S7 to the Galaxy S10 with various carrier, color, and storage choices.
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Discover Samsung sale
Samsung has a bevy of great discounts available for just one week only as part of its Discover Samsung sales event! Now's your chance to save on a new Galaxy smartphone, watch, or tablet, and select Samsung appliances are on sale too.
Samsung Galaxy Buds Plus true wireless earbuds white
Get it in White or Red. Get 22 hours of sound with 11 hours on a single charge and another 11 from the charging case that can recharge wirelessly. Include an internal and two external mics for a clear, isolated voice. Works with Android and iOS.
Samsung G77 Series 32-inch curved gaming monitor
The design is inspired by a famous League of Legends player, T1 Faker, which includes his signature and an iconic red lighting. Has 1000R curve for full immersion, QLED tech for color and contrast, and HDR 600 support.
Samsung Galaxy Watch Active 2 44mm GPS Bluetooth smart watch
Works with Android and iOS. Automatically tracks popular activities like cycling or swimming. Can monitor sleep, stress, and heart rate. Uses Super AMOLED display and touch bezel for quick navigation. Also has Samsung Pay and Bixby voice control.
Samsung Odyssey G7 27-inch curved gaming monitor Red
The curved 1000R panel matches the curvature of the human eye for maximum immersion and minimal strain. The 1440p resolution makes your images as sharp as possible. Works with Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync. Has a 240Hz refresh rate and a USB hub.
Some of the more recent devices have sold out already, but the Samsung Galaxy S10 is still available in a couple of configurations. It's going for $419.99 GSM unlocked. If you prefer the Note line, you can grab the fully-unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 9 in blue for just $319.99. It's equipped with a 6.3-inch infinity display, dual 12MP rear camera setup, and 128GB capacity. It also comes with the super-powerful S Pen stylus. The Note 9 got a 4 star out of 5 rating in Android Central's review which commended its huge display and top-end specs at the time.
Other interesting and affordable options include the Samsung Galaxy S9+ at $249.99. It comes in a few different color options and each is unlocked to be compatible with GSM networks. While it's not the newest phone on the market, It's still plenty powerful for day-to-day use. It's IP68 water-resistant, has a 6.2-inch Super AMOLED display, 12MP dual camera and 64GB internal storage with space for a microSD card. The regular Galaxy S9 is also on sale with similar specs, though going for the smaller-screen device only saves you $10 more.
These phones are limited in supply so it's possible the phone you want will sell out before the sale ends tonight, so be sure to visit Woot to see the full selection before it comes to an end. Also note that Woot charges a $6 shipping fee on all orders unless you log in with an Amazon Prime account to score free shipping. If you don't have one yet, starting a free 30-day trial of Prime will work to snag free shipping too.
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