Whether it’s for travel or everyday use, a tablet can be a handy alternative to a laptop. And while it’s no secret that you can spend thousands of dollars on a new device, it’s also possible to get your hands on a top-rated tablet for a lot less. Currently, Amazon has the 2023 Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE available for a record-low price of $315. That’s $135 off the regular list price, and it’s even lower than it was during Amazon’s October Prime Day event. If you want to take advantage of this offer, we suggest doing it sooner rather than later; prices and stock tend to fluctuate quite a bit on Amazon.
Available in a gray, mint or silver, this is a Wi-Fi-only model that features a 10.9-inch high-resolution display, a 90Hz refresh rate, 128GB of storage, 6GB of RAM and a battery life of up to 18 hours per charge. It also comes with a slick S Pen for navigating, taking notes, drawing on the screen and more. The build is known for being durable and has an IP68 rating, which means the tablet is resistant to a fair amount of water and dust. In terms of hardware, you’ll find an Exynos 1380 chipset that is designed for multitasking, streaming and playing games.
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This price is available for both Prime members and non-Prime members. In fact, even non-Prime members can get free shipping, though Prime Members qualify for expedited shipping.
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