If you need a new tablet, then let yourself be tempted by this Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablet displayed at a price that cannot be refused on the Samsung website for a few days.
Samsung is giving you a great gift with the offers it is offering on this Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablet. Indeed, at the moment, the latter is displayed at only 1349 euros in its 256 GB version. In addition, you will receive a limited edition Book Cover Paris 2024 protective case for free with your purchase to protect your Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablet from shocks. In addition, you benefit from a 200 euro trade-in bonus if you trade in your old device. The update to Galaxy AI is included to increase the possibilities of your tablet tenfold.
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This Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablet is selling like hotcakes
This Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra benefits from an AMOLED screen that offers you clear and stable content at all times. You will no longer miss any of the action that punctuates your football match or the intrigues of your favorite series.
It includes a precise and responsive S Pen that charges bi-directionally on your tablet and attaches to it magnetically. With it, let your creativity flow, make sketches or freehand drawings or even take notes easily.
This Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra tablet also benefits from expandable memory up to 1 TB with a card sold separately allowing you to store all your memories, your favorite music and much more.
With its Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, you are not at the end of your surprises, you multiply the potential of your tablet and you can manage several things at once like talking in video with your friends, listening to music and doing research at the same time. It is waterproof and dust resistant so you can take it anywhere without any problem.
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