The unlocked Galaxy Note 9 is cheaper at Microsoft and Best Buy than at Samsung

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The unlocked Galaxy Note 9 is cheaper at Microsoft and Best Buy than at Samsung
If you have your eyes set on the Galaxy Note 9 and plan to purchase it unlocked, you can save at least $100 on it by not getting it directly from Samsung. Both Microsoft and Best Buy are currently selling the unlocked Note 9 starting at $799.99, no strings attached, while prices on Samsung's website start at $899.99.

To be clear, $799.99 is what Microsoft and Best Buy are asking for the Galaxy Note 9 128 GB. The Note 9 512 GB is offered for $1,049.99 - that's $200 off what Samsung is currently asking ($1,249.99). Additional savings - up to another $100 off - are available at Best Buy if you want to activate your Galaxy Note 9 on Sprint, Verizon, or AT&T.

There are no differences between the unlocked Galaxy Note 9 handsets found at Best Buy and Microsoft and those sold directly by Samsung. Thus, US warranty and compatibility with all relevant carriers are guaranteed.





Since the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is now a bit over 1 year old and it's been eclipsed by new Galaxy Note 10+, its price has been discounted many other times before. However, at this very moment, you won't find better deals than those presented above - at least not when we talk about unlocked Note 9 units that are brand new and come with US warranty.

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