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Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 pre-orders come with free Book Cover keyboard in tow in some countries

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In the absence of the usual Galaxy S flagship, the Galaxy Tab S3 was Samsung's big star at Mobile World Congress. The slate was confirmed to hit the shelves sometime in March with prices starting at €679.

It appears that Samsung Germany has already opened pre-orders for the Galaxy Tab S3 and has an attractive deal for those who pre-purchase the tablet. The Book Cover keyboard that was presented along with the tablet at MWC 2017 is now given for free to all those who pre-order the Galaxy Tab S3 in Germany.

The Book Cover keyboard that customers can get for free if they pre-order the tablet is priced at €130, but the deal is only available until March 23. Samsung states that the tablet will start shipping on March 24.

Naturally, both versions of the Galaxy Tab S3 can be pre-ordered, but you'll have to pay €769 for the LTE model, whereas the Wi-Fi only variant costs €679. They are available in either black or white colors.

Samsung might offer similar deals in other European countries, but for now, it looks like Germany is the only place where you can get a free Book Cover keyboard when you pre-order the Galaxy Tab S3.

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