It’s Black Friday at Samsung! You will be able to take advantage of this to treat yourself to the smartphone of your dreams. Indeed, the Galaxy S24 Ultra sees its storage double for the same price. A deal not to be missed…
Samsung likes to pamper its customers, and for Black Friday, the brand has gone above and beyond! Indeed, the storage of the Galaxy S24 Ultra is gaining weight. You will be able to order the 512 GB version at the price of the 256 GB version. Your smartphone will then cost you 1 099 euros ! And that’s not the only surprise waiting for you. At Samsung, home delivery is free. If you change your mind, you can return your device within 14 days. You also have the option to pay for your Galaxy S24 Ultra up to 36 times. Samsung is also a loyalty program. During each purchase, you will collect Rewards points, which you can use to deduct the price of your future order.
Take advantage of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra on sale
The price of the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is falling
Samsung is working hard to offer you the best prices during Black Friday. A successful bet, since the Galaxy S24 Ultra drops below 1,100 euros in its 512 GB version. In addition, it is rated 4.6/5 by customers.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra is dressed in titanium from head to toe. This gives it great elegance. This material is also light and very robust. The phone comes with its S Pen. You will be able to create endlessly…
It also has Samsung AI, which will allow you to translate live conversations, facilitate your searches and much more. Its 6.8-inch Amoled screen offers you QHD+ resolution. And for perfect fluidity, the refresh rate is 120 Hz.
Thanks to the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, it will be able to run all your games, even the most demanding ones. And for photo lovers, it has a 200 megapixel sensor, an ultra wide-angle and two telephoto lenses.
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