Deal: Verizon shaves $200 off the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8/S8+ when you buy the Gear S3

By Cosmin Vasile

Published: Dec 17, 2017, 10:39 AM

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Deal: Verizon shaves $200 off the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S8/S8+ when you buy the Gear S3

Apple fans are not the only one targeted by Verizon's promotions these days. The carrier recently kicked off a special deal for customers who prefer Samsung and Motorola smartphones, which will allow them to save a few hundred on a flagship.

For a limited time, consumers who purchase a Samsung Gear S3 from Verizon will get $200 off the Galaxy Note 8, Galaxy S8/S8+ or Moto Z2 Force Edition. You'll receive the discount in the form of an instant $200 promo credit if you buy the Gear S3 on a 2-year agreement or at full retail.

However, if you choose to get the smartwatch with a device payment purchase, your $200 promo credit will be applied over 24 months as bill incentive credits. On top of the $200 discount, you'll also receive a $50 Google Play gift code, which will be emailed to you within 5 weeks after activation.

You can find more details about the promotional offer on Verizon's online store, and make sure to read our Samsung Gear S3 frontier review for in-depth info on the smartwatch.

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$800 off (38%)

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