Refurbished Samsung Galaxy Note 8 goes down to unbeatable $430 price on eBay
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Samsung’s hot new Galaxy Note 9 might be cheaper than ever before right now on eBay, having also been the protagonist of a handful of sweet bundle deals recently, but obviously, this is still not what we’d call a truly affordable flagship.
Last year’s Galaxy Note 8, meanwhile, fits that description perfectly, especially in “manufacturer refurbished” condition from trusted eBay seller MyWiT. The device on special sale today in a limited quantity is apparently in “excellent cosmetic condition”, having passed an “industry leading 65-point inspection” to prove it is “100% fully functional.”
Priced at a pretty much unbeatable $429.99, the Note 8 refurb is unfortunately Verizon-locked, available in Midnight Black only, and naturally, not covered by Samsung’s standard warranty program.
The pre-owned, professionally restored phones will also be shipped without headphones or their original retail packaging, nonetheless feeling like excellent bargains at the aforementioned 430 bucks price.
Keep in mind that Samsung continues to charge a whopping $700 outright for an unlocked Galaxy Note 8, while Best Buy requires activations on new Verizon lines or accounts to drop the powerful handset’s list price to the same level.
Bottom line, $430 is peanuts compared to the steadfast retail value of an “Infinity Display” giant with a Snapdragon 835 processor under the hood, as well as 6GB RAM, 64GB internal storage space, microSD support, dual 12MP rear-facing cameras, IP68 water and dust resistance, and an always practical S Pen in tow.
Last year’s Galaxy Note 8, meanwhile, fits that description perfectly, especially in “manufacturer refurbished” condition from trusted eBay seller MyWiT. The device on special sale today in a limited quantity is apparently in “excellent cosmetic condition”, having passed an “industry leading 65-point inspection” to prove it is “100% fully functional.”
Priced at a pretty much unbeatable $429.99, the Note 8 refurb is unfortunately Verizon-locked, available in Midnight Black only, and naturally, not covered by Samsung’s standard warranty program.
The pre-owned, professionally restored phones will also be shipped without headphones or their original retail packaging, nonetheless feeling like excellent bargains at the aforementioned 430 bucks price.
Keep in mind that Samsung continues to charge a whopping $700 outright for an unlocked Galaxy Note 8, while Best Buy requires activations on new Verizon lines or accounts to drop the powerful handset’s list price to the same level.
Bottom line, $430 is peanuts compared to the steadfast retail value of an “Infinity Display” giant with a Snapdragon 835 processor under the hood, as well as 6GB RAM, 64GB internal storage space, microSD support, dual 12MP rear-facing cameras, IP68 water and dust resistance, and an always practical S Pen in tow.
source: eBay
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