Microsoft has Samsung's unlocked Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ on sale at up to a $400 discount
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
The killer deals on last year's Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ have been coming from all directions in the past few weeks in anticipation of a Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20+ launch event expected to take place in a little over two months, but almost no recent promotion has caught our attention quite like the latest discounts offered by none other than Microsoft.
The Redmond-based tech giant and failed Windows-powered smartphone vendor has actually had one Galaxy Note 10+ variant listed at a huge price cut once before, but believe it or not, the 512GB storage configuration of the 6.8-inch giant is now available even cheaper.
Namely, the digital hoarder-friendly model can be yours for a no doubt limited time only in exchange for $799.99 in a single black hue. This bad boy typically costs a whopping $1,199.99, mind you, currently fetching $1,049.99 through Samsung's official US e-store after a significantly smaller discount of 150 bucks.
Check out the Galaxy Note 10+ 256 and 512GB deals here
If you don't need that much internal storage space and would rather save an additional $50, Microsoft has the 256GB Galaxy Note 10+ on sale for $749.99 instead of its $1,099.99 MSRP.
This particular variant of the jumbo-sized Snapdragon 855 powerhouse is available directly from Samsung at $950 while retailers like Best Buy and Amazon are charging $900 a pop. You can even choose from Aura Black, Aura White, and Aura Glow flavors at Microsoft right now, and just like the 512GB storage version, this one packs a hefty 12 gigs of RAM too.
The Note 10+ also comes with microSD support for easy external expansion of the handset's local digital hoarding room, unlike the "regular-sized" Galaxy Note 10, which is obviously even cheaper. You can pay $699.99 instead of a list price of $949.99 for a 6.3-inch device with a lower-res screen in tow, as well as a smaller battery with slower charging technology, three rear-facing cameras, and a comparatively modest 8GB memory count.
Check out the Galaxy Note 10 deal here
At $700 and up, it's pretty hard to argue with the appeal of such a powerful S Pen-wielding smartphone duo sporting beautiful Dynamic AMOLED displays and very capable cameras that haven't exactly been made obsolete by the Galaxy S20-series shooters. On top of it all, we're naturally dealing with unlocked handsets fully supporting AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, and Sprint's 4G LTE networks and sold with absolutely no strings attached.
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