Samsung, for Father’s Day, offers you many discounts for the purchase of the Galaxy S23. Something to make a nice gift or treat yourself. The Samsung Galaxy S23, with its beautiful finishes and its pleasant grip, will convince the most demanding. Its 2x Dynamic Oled screen will give you Full HD+ resolution, for sharp and detailed images. Plus, with their adaptive 120Hz refresh rate, they’ll perform even better, without draining your battery.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 features the powerful and fast Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. Nothing can hold it back, not even recent games. On the photography side, you can find a 50-megapixel sensor, an ultra-wide angle, and a telephoto lens. Everything is accompanied by many modes and powered by AI, for perfect shots, day and night. Finally, with its optimized battery, you can count on it all day.
A shower of gifts falls on the Samsung Galaxy S23
Samsung is splurging. The brand offers you the Galaxy S23 at a reduced price thanks to its offers. And they are many. For starters, Samsung reimburses you up to 100 euros for the purchase of your smartphone. Then, you will benefit from an immediate discount of 60 euros. You can also count on the acquisition bonus of 100 euros. But that is not all.
To get the most out of your Galaxy S23, you’ll receive free Galaxy Buds2 Pro wireless headphones. What better way to enjoy your music! And as if that were not enough, you will get a 20% discount on cases and chargers.
With Samsung, delivery is free, to your doorstep or to a relay point. And if you’ve changed your mind, you can return your product within 14 days, also free of charge.
If you wish, you have the possibility of paying your smartphone up to 36 times, at no cost. And by becoming a Samsung member, you’ll credit 1% in Rewards points on your purchase.
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Source: BFM TV
