The Galaxy Tab S9 and its different versions are finally available on Samsung’s official website with prices ranging from 1,049 euros for the Tab S9 to 1,349 euros for the Tab S9 Ultra in its 256 GB version. To celebrate the occasion, the brand wanted to mark the occasion with tempting offers that will not leave you indifferent.
Right now, if you decide to buy the Galaxy Tab S9 touch tablet on the Samsung website, you will benefit from the free Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. In addition, you will receive a bonus of 100 euros that will be added to the real value of your smartphone if you decide to hand it in. This tablet is available in two colors, anthracite and cream. In addition, you can benefit from up to 50% discount on cases and keyboards to equip your tablet and use it like a professional while protecting it.
Samsung is showered with interesting offers on the Galaxy Tab S9
This Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 tablet for less than 1,100 euros on the Samsung website will accompany you everywhere, even to the water’s edge thanks to its reinforced protection against water and dust demonstrated by its IP68 certification.
It has an Aluminum Armor contour that protects it from impacts and scratches. Additionally, you can equip it with a case for added security. Its large screen provides you with a clear and fluid image in all circumstances.
When you play, shadows and reflections are more realistic than ever and responsiveness is always there thanks to the 120Hz refresh rate. Your tablet knows how to save power and distribute it optimally to give you hours of use.
It is equipped with an S Pen stylus that offers you precise drawing and unerring fluidity. Magnetically attaches to the tablet and charges easily with the included two-way charging. You choose the storage capacity you prefer up to 1 TB and it can be expanded using a micro SD card sold separately.
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