SAVE $100: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE (128GB) is just $349.99 at Amazon, marked down from the normal price of $449.99. That's a 22% discount and the lowest price we've seen.
When it comes to screen size, bigger usually is better. If you don't want to drag out your laptop every time you stream your favorite shows or do some gaming, a tablet is a great way to do just about anything while still being able to lounge around in bed or on the couch. And today, you can get a great one for a new low price at Amazon.
As of March 29, get the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE (128GB) for just $349.99 at Amazon, down from its normal price of $449.99. That's a 22% discount and a savings of $100 — and the lowest price we've seen. You can get the discount on the 128GB configuration in both gray and silver.
SEE ALSO: Laptop vs. tablet: Which device works best for you?This model boasts a 10.9-inch screen, a Samsung Exynos 1380 processor, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of expandable storage, and a battery life of up to 18 hours. It's also rated IP68 for water and dust resistance.
This is an excellent tablet for just about any use case, especially as it comes with the Samsung S Pen, which lets you doodle or take notes with ease straight onto your tablet screen. You can also use it to control the camera or as a stylus substitute for your finger.
Now that you can save $100 on this tablet, it's a good idea to go ahead and snag one for yourself if you want something affordable and reliable. Whether you want to get some work done on the go or get your game on, it's an excellent value.
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