Last-minute Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus holiday deals save up to $300

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus
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If you’re running around looking for last-minute smartphone deals, there's one on the stylus-packing Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, which we consider one of 2019’s best Android phones, and you can save up to $300 at Best Buy. (Not in the US? Scroll down for Note 10 Plus deals in your region.)

These deals are good for unlocked versions of the larger Note 10 Plus, which packs the latest in Android phone tech (Snapdragon 855 chipset, triple rear camera suite, Android 10) with the series’ signature S Pen stylus - now with more gesture controls.

The $300 off deal is for the smaller 256GB storage option - which is still plenty of space to store music and downloaded media. 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, 256GB $1,099$799 at Best Buy

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, 256GB $1,099 $799 at Best Buy
The latest and largest Samsung flagship, the Galaxy Note 10 Plus, is $300 off at Best Buy right now. At this price, pick up the smaller 256GB storage - though that's plenty of space for music and downloaded movies - and enjoy top-tier specs and S Pen stylus funcitonality.

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The 512GB storage option gets a discount too, though it’s slightly less generous at $250 off.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, 512GB $1,199 $949 at Best Buy

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, 512GB $1,199 $949 at Best Buy
Pick up the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus for $250 off list price with this holiday deal for the larger-storage 512GB option of the phone. With triple-rear cameras, top specs, and the latest S Pen stylus, this top-tier handset is one of the best phones of the year, in our opinion.

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Looking for a different option? Here are the best Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus deals right now both on and off contract. And if you’re not in the US, here are the best deals for Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus phones in your region:

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David Lumb
David Lumb

David is now a mobile reporter at Cnet. Formerly Mobile Editor, US for TechRadar, he covered phones, tablets, and wearables. He still thinks the iPhone 4 is the best-looking smartphone ever made. He's most interested in technology, gaming and culture – and where they overlap and change our lives. His current beat explores how our on-the-go existence is affected by new gadgets, carrier coverage expansions, and corporate strategy shifts.