While there is no shortage of good Android tablets available, Samsung produces some of the best. It’s one of the few companies that can truly compete with Apple in the tablet market thanks to its high-quality hardware and robust software surroundings, which makes it a strong substitute for the iPad. And right now, Amazon is offering up to 18% off typical rates, so you can get a Samsung Galaxy tablet for a lot less than usual.
One of the most affordable options available in the sale is the 11-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus, if you’re looking to acquire something a little bit more affordable. It includes 64GB of storage along with a rather capable entry-level Qualcomm Snapdragon 695 processor. Originally priced at $220, you can now get it for just $180. If you’d rather have a little bit more capacity, there’s a 128GB variant available for $230. A microSD card can also be used to expand both options at a low cost.
Additionally, there are a few excellent mid-range options, including this 10.9-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE, which is powered by the company’s own Exynos 1380 processor. It has a somewhat more durable design due to its IP68 rating for water and dust protection. It also has 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM, so you should have a seamless experience. The bigger 12.4-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE Plus is available for $500, saving you $100, or you can purchase the Tab S9 FE for $370 if you’d want a little more screen space.
And last, for $680 instead of $800, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 is the way to go if you want something powerful. This device features an exquisite AMOLED screen in addition to the newest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. You can get a significant $150 savings by switching to the 256GB model.
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