Amazon brings back free Samsung Gear S3 with Galaxy Note 9 deal for one day only
In case a free TV, Gear 360 camera or Gear VR headset is not enough to incentivize hesitant potential Galaxy Note 9 buyers, Amazon has a brand-new deal digital hoarders may want to consider.
For 24 hours only, the e-commerce giant is shaving a cool $300 off the typical price of an unlocked 512GB Galaxy Note 9 combined with a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier smartwatch. Instead of over $1,550, you can now pay $1,249.99 for this very exciting bundle, which is still a whole lot of moolah.
But the aforementioned savings are pretty hard to beat, since Samsung itself no longer combines the top-of-the-line Note 9 configuration with a complimentary Gear S3 and wireless charging stand.
Amazon’s previous bundle deal has also expired, with a Galaxy Note 9/Gear IconX/wireless charger combo up for grabs at a grand total of $1,090 and up now, compared to just $929 last week.
If you hurry, you can choose between Lavender Purple and Ocean Blue flavors of possibly the best smartphone in the world to purchase alongside an old but stylish and powerful wearable device at a decent overall price.
Don't forget the 512 gig Galaxy Note 9 variant is theoretically capable of accommodating up to a terabyte of data, not to mention that it packs a massive 8GB RAM.
For 24 hours only, the e-commerce giant is shaving a cool $300 off the typical price of an unlocked 512GB Galaxy Note 9 combined with a Samsung Gear S3 Frontier smartwatch. Instead of over $1,550, you can now pay $1,249.99 for this very exciting bundle, which is still a whole lot of moolah.
Amazon’s previous bundle deal has also expired, with a Galaxy Note 9/Gear IconX/wireless charger combo up for grabs at a grand total of $1,090 and up now, compared to just $929 last week.
If you hurry, you can choose between Lavender Purple and Ocean Blue flavors of possibly the best smartphone in the world to purchase alongside an old but stylish and powerful wearable device at a decent overall price.
Don't forget the 512 gig Galaxy Note 9 variant is theoretically capable of accommodating up to a terabyte of data, not to mention that it packs a massive 8GB RAM.
source: Amazon
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