Save up to $950 on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra – plus get an extra tablet for free

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The biggest and best Android tablet, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, can now be snapped up for as little as $249.99 (was $1,199.99) when you trade in an eligible device and buy direct from the manufacturer. To further sweeten the deal, Samsung will also throw in a free Galaxy Tab A9 Plus – effectively giving you two tablets for the price of one.

Even without a trade-in, you get $150 off the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra as standard. However, the biggest extra savings of up to $800 come from handing over an existing Samsung or Apple tablet when you place an order. 

Today's best Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra deal

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra: $1,199.99$249.99 at Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra: was $1,199.99 now from $249.99 at Samsung
By trading in an eligible device, it's possible to increase the standard $150 discount on the top-end Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra to a whopping $950 when you buy direct from the manufacturer. Samsung will also throw in a Galaxy Tab A9 Plus for no extra charge, which makes this tablet deal almost unbelievable and arguably better than what we saw during Memorial Day. Samsung's premium tablet boasts a 14.6-inch 120Hz AMOLED display for a smooth and crisp image, speedy performance from the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip and a free S-Pen.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra holds its own against even the iPad Pro. The tablet offers a beautifully big screen with amazing productivity tools that make it a feasible alternative to a laptop. This incredible 14.6-inch OLED, 120Hz display is beautifully bright and amazingly sharp. 

With a score of 4.5 stars out of five, our Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review sums it up by saying "it does more than everything". It is a huge tablet that’s packed with features, including pro-grade drawing (S Pen included) and a desktop environment that rivals Chrome OS to make it a great portable alternative to a laptop.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 makes our list of the best tablets based on these features and capabilities. If you're looking to pick up something a little more affordable, then you could instead consider some of these best cheap tablets available now.

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