Black Friday is just about here, and the deals are going strong. Samsung’s known to slash prices on its hardware pretty steeply from time to time, and this holiday shopping season doesn’t look any different: Right now, you can save up to $250 on a number of the manufacturer’s most popular products, including Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Z foldables, along with tablets, wearables, and earbuds. A bunch of them come with freebies you’ll actually want, too.
Phones
Galaxy Z Fold3
The very premium Galaxy Z Fold3, normally a wallet-blistering $1,800, is $250 off at $1,550 — and it comes with free Galaxy Buds2 and a free wireless charging pad. Plus, if you’ve got a Galaxy Z Fold2 around, you can trade it in for $900 in credit toward the Fold3.
Galaxy Z Flip3
The Galaxy Z Flip3 isn’t as pricey as the Fold3, but at an MSRP of $1,000, it’s still far from cheap. Samsung’s offering $100 off, along with the same free Galaxy Buds2 and wireless charging pad it’s throwing in with the Fold.
The customizable Flip3 Bespoke Edition is also $150 off at $950, and includes the same earbuds and charger.
Galaxy S21 series
The S22 series isn’t far off, but the Samsung’s Galaxy S21 line is still a great set of phones. Right now, Samsung is shaving $100 off the base S21’s price, plus a $25 Samsung gift card; $150 off the Galaxy S21+ and a $100 gift card; and $200 off the S21 Ultra, along with a $150 gift card.
Galaxy Note20 Ultra
The Galaxy Note20 Ultra was released in August of last year, but it’s aged pretty well. What’s more, Samsung’s offering some nice incentives on it right now: you can get the phone at $100 off MSRP — $1,100 — and get a free Galaxy Chromebook 4 to boot. That Chromebook is normally a couple hundred bucks on its own, so if you’re looking for a slick phone and a light-duty laptop, this is a pretty sweet deal.
Tablets
Galaxy Tab S7 series
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ and its little sibling are widely considered to be the best Android tablet experience available today, and I’d have to agree. The Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+ are $150 to $230 off depending on your preferred trim level, starting at $500.
Galaxy Tab S7 FE
The Tab S7 FE is more or less a pared-down version of the Tab S7+: it’s the same size with a remarkably similar build, right down to the magnetic S Pen charging mount, but with a slower, lower-res screen and less powerful guts. At MSRP, it’s not a great deal — but Samsung’s taking $100 off the base model for Black Friday for a final price of $430. You can get $150 off the model with 256 gigs of storage, too.
Galaxy Tab A7 Lite
Tablets don’t come a whole lot cheaper than the Tab A7 Lite. It’s not particularly snappy, but at an MSRP of $160, it doesn’t really need to be. You can get one for even less right now: it’s $40 off at just $120.
Wearables
Galaxy Watch4 series
The Samsung Galaxy Watch4 and Galaxy Watch4 Classic are two of our favorite Wear OS devices in a long time, and Samsung’s discounting them both by $50 right now: the normal model starts at $200, while the Classic starts at $300.
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Earbuds
Galaxy Buds2
The Galaxy Buds2 are Samsung’s newest mid-range true wireless buds. It’s come to light in recent weeks that they may be aggravating nickel sensitivity in some users, but provided you’re not affected, they’re very good earbuds. They’re $30 off MSRP right now at $120 — just steer clear if you’ve got a known nickel allergy.
Galaxy Buds Live
Samsung’s infamous ear beans, the Galaxy Buds Live, probably aren’t for everybody, but if you prefer an AirPods-style open fit, they’re the Samsung beans buds for you. Their design means their ANC isn’t as effective as on models that seal more tightly, but at $100 — that’s $70 off — you just might not mind.
Galaxy Buds Pro
The Galaxy Buds Pro are, if the name didn’t give it away, Samsung’s premium earbud offering. They’ve got the best sound and ANC you can currently get from Samsung-branded earbuds. Normally $200, you can snatch a pair for $50 off right now — that’s $150.
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