Samsung Gear S3 Classic available for lower than ever $130 price in 'full working' condition

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Samsung Gear S3 Classic available for lower than ever $130 price in 'full working' condition
Smartwatches seem to be aging way more gracefully than smartphones, as 2016’s Samsung Gear S3, for instance, remains one of your top Apple Watch alternatives supporting both Android and iOS handsets.

Arguably the greatest thing about this fashionable oldie lately have been the killer deals offered by everyone from Samsung to Best Buy, Amazon, Target, Costco, and numerous trusted eBay sellers.

The latest massive discount comes from A4C, a reputable retailer specialized in ultra-affordable refurbished gear. Technically, the Gear S3 Classic units on sale today only are pre-owned, not refurbished, which is not quite the same thing.

But A4C’s engineers have given these bad boys their blessing, rigorously testing and verifying them to be in “100% full working condition.” Besides, while you don’t get a warranty per se, the heavily marked-down Samsung Gear S3 is covered by a “risk-free 30-day just because return policy.”

That essentially means you can return this thing within one month of purchasing it, no questions asked, if you decide the “scratches, blemishes, dents”, and other “signs of prior usage” are too much for you.

All things considered, it’s pretty crazy that you can buy a fully functional Samsung Gear S3 Classic for a measly $129.95. This is an LTE-enabled Verizon model too, which used to cost a whopping 350 bucks back in the day.

You’re obviously not compelled to use it on Big Red if you can make do with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, looking at cool $70 savings compared to the non-LTE variant currently available at Samsung.

$129.95 is, in fact, a new all-time low price for a pre-owned or refurbished Gear S3 sold by someone we can trust, beating recent deals by anywhere between $15 and $35. And mind you, those deals are gone.

Check out the deal here



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