Woot is holding an absolutely bonkers sale on new and old Samsung smartphones
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
Galaxy Note 9 (left), Galaxy S10+ (right)
You have 24 hours to choose from an absolutely insane selection of deeply discounted Galaxy S and Note-series devices in "scratch & dent" condition at Woot, every single one of which is backed by a 90-day warranty from the Amazon-owned e-tailer. Yes, that includes the ancient $49.99 Galaxy S5, $59.99 Galaxy S6, $64.99 Galaxy S6 Edge, and $79.99 Galaxy S7.
Of course, if you care about things like advanced specifications, modern designs, performance, and software support, you might want to go for a more recent addition to the best-selling Galaxy S flagship family. Last year's S10e, S10, and S10+ are all on sale today as well, fetching as little as $319.99 (the entry-level "e" variant) and as much as $449.99 (the jumbo-sized S10+ with full support for all of the nation's top wireless service providers).
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If you're certain you'll use the 6.4-inch Galaxy S10 Plus on Verizon, a black model designed specifically for the largest US network can be yours for $439.99. That's a pretty reasonable price to ask for a Snapdragon 855 powerhouse with a sizable 4,100mAh battery under its hood, as well as an 8GB RAM count, 128 gigs of internal storage space, a triple rear-facing camera system, and a dual front-facing shooter setup.
The same obviously goes for the $369.99 price of a refurbished Verizon-locked 6.1-inch Galaxy S10 available in a single Prism Blue hue, while the $319.99 Galaxy S10e is an absolute bargain in Prism Black and Flamingo Pink color options, even though you'll also have to activate the 5.8-inch handset on Big Red.
If you're the creative type, you're probably going to love a $319.99 Galaxy Note 9 or $224.99 Galaxy Note 8, both of which are sold at these very reasonable prices in GSM-only variants. The Galaxy S9 and S9+ can also be solid choices if you don't need a stylus, setting you back $249.99 and $269.99 respectively with unlocked support for GSM operators like AT&T and T-Mobile.
Finally, if you can live with the outdated specs and designs of the Galaxy S8 Active, Galaxy S8, and S8+, the three 2017-released phones are undeniably affordable, going for $179.99, $189.99, and $199.99 respectively. Talk about something for every... type of Samsung enthusiast.
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