Samsung's uber-powerful Galaxy Tab S9+ scores a hot new Amazon deal with 512GB storage
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What could possibly be better than the free storage upgrade deal provided by Samsung and major third-party retailers like Amazon and Best Buy on the Galaxy Tab S9+ ever since the 12.4-inch high-ender was released in the US a couple of months ago? How about that and some free Amazon credit as well?
Yes, the e-commerce giant is still selling the 512GB variant of this plus-sized Android tablet with a state-of-the-art Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor under its hood at a nice $120 discount from a regular price of $1,119.99 while adding a new $75-worth gift as an extra deal sweetener.
That brings your total savings up to almost two Benjamins, at least if you hurry, don't have a problem going with a beige color option, and if you think you can put a $75 Amazon e-gift card to good use on a future order.
In case you're wondering, Samsung and Best Buy have nothing on Amazon in terms of Galaxy Tab S9 Plus discounts right now, at least if you don't want to trade anything in or jump through various other hoops.
As the middle brother of Samsung's newest premium tablet family, this undeniably large and beautiful device doesn't technically contend against Apple's 2022-released iPad Pro 12.9 colossus. But its silky smooth 120Hz Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen, hefty 12GB RAM count, massive 10,090mAh battery somehow squeezed into a razor-thin 5.7mm package made from aluminum and glass, four towering speakers, and built-in S Pen clearly make the Tab S9+ worthy of a spot near the top of our list of the best Android tablets money can buy in 2023.
Before pulling the trigger, of course, you might want to consider a more budget-friendly alternative if you're primarily interested in that included stylus and Samsung's stellar software support, with the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+ going for significantly lower prices... with significantly humbler specs and features in tow.
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