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Amazon's deal of the day allows you to snatch an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 for $399.99

Samsung's flagship smartphone for 2015, the mighty Galaxy S6, might not be the latest and greatest coming out of Sammy's factories, but it is still a viable option for those on the market for a new relatively-compact and great all-around handset.

Speaking of the Galaxy S6, Amazon's deal of the day is a pretty nifty one, if we've ever seen one. The e-tailer is selling the US version of Samsung's flagship smartphone for $399.99, which is $200 off of its regular price of $599.99. Neat deal! Have in mind that the discounted variation of the handset is only available in black, with 32 gigs of native storage. Oh, and the shipping is free, but you will have to be quick, as the deal will only last for a day. 

In addition, one of Samsung's niftier accessories have also been slashed: Sammy's wireless charging pad coupled with a 2A wall charger now sells for $23.99, down from $99.99. You can check it out here.

Anyone getting the flagship or/and a charging pad?

Check out the Galaxy S6 deal here


Amazon's deal of the day allows you to snatch an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 for $399.99


source: Amazon via AndroidAuthority
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