[Deal] Amazon taking $100 off Samsung’s 18.4-inch Galaxy View

November 22, 2015

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For a limited time only, consumers can get $100 off Samsung's new mega Galaxy View tablet.

Originally priced at $599, Samsung's Galaxy View tablet now costs only $499 if you buy it on Amazon. Please note that this is for the Wi-Fi only variant and does not offer cellular connectivity. We're not sure if this is a temporary deal or one to last, so if you're in the market for a giant Android tablet, now may be the time to snag one up. Amazon has also agreed to thow in a bonus 64GB Samsung Evo microSD card for an extra $17, which normally costs $59.

The tablet is available in black and white (sold out) color options and is eligible for Amazon's Prime service which offers free 2-day shipping for members. That means if you buy the tablet soon, you'll have a chance to get it in the mail prior to the Thanksgiving holiday.

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