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Save up to AU$1,735 on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 series by stacking these launch deals

Woman using S Pen on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra with 'Killer Deals' badge overlaid
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Samsung's new Galaxy Tab S12 series is now available in Australia, and shoppers who get in early and buy direct from Samsung can take advantage of a range of launch offers to bring down the cost.

Whether you're after the flagship Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, which we described as "the best Android tablet yet" in our in-depth review, or the Galaxy Tab S12 Plus, those launch offers look even better once you factor in a few stackable discount codes and a handy pre-buy voucher.

Before we dive into the details, here's a quick summary:

  • Up to AU$735 in trade-in value for eligible device
  • TR-EXTRAS12: Exclusive code that gives AU$200 in bonus trade-in credit or AU$100 off without a trade-in.
  • TABS12: Provides AU$400 in bonus trade-in credit, or AU$400 off without a trade-in when bundled with a Galaxy ecosystem product.
  • AI-TAB12: Takes AU$300 off the 1TB Tab S12 Ultra or AU$100 off the 512GB Tab S12+, valid both with and without a trade-in.
  • Purchase a Tab S12 eVoucher+ AU$20 before October 23 that gets you AU$100 off at checkout when redeemed between October 22 and November 18.

Depending on the model you're planning to nab, the total value of the available savings and bonus offers can top AU$1,000 — even before any trade-in credit is applied. If you do have a recent device to trade in, it’s possible your total upfront savings could reach a massive AU$1,735 off the 1TB model Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (AU$3,199 RRP), or up to AU$1,535 off the 512GB model Galaxy Tab S12 Plus (AU$2,299 RRP).

Of course, the exact amount will depend on the storage tier you choose and whether the specific age and model of tablet or phone you have to trade in. Here are the steps you need to take to save as much as possible.

Start with Samsung's launch offers

For shoppers with an eligible device to trade in, Samsung is offering up to AU$735 in trade-in value as part of the Galaxy Tab S12 launch. That's before any bonus trade-in promotions are applied.

The main offer comes via Samsung's TABS12 code, which gives buyers a choice between an additional AU$400 trade-in bonus or AU$400 off an eligible Eco Bundle purchase. In other words, eligible trade-ins can net up to AU$1,135 in total trade-in credit.

On top of that, customers who act quickly before October 23, 2026 can pre-buy a Tab S12 eVoucher+ for AU$20 that’s worth AU$100 at cart when redeemed between October 22 and November 18. That effectively cuts another AU$80 off the device's upfront cost.

Stack additional discounts at checkout

The savings don't stop there. Depending on what you're buying, you can use our exclusive TR-TABS12 code to either add an extra AU$200 trade-in bonus on eligible devices or take AU$100 off an eligible Galaxy Tab S12 purchase.

For those considering the top-spec 1TB Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra, the AI-TABS12 code delivers the strongest discount, taking a further AU$300 off the price. The same code can also be used for AU$100 off selected Galaxy Tab S12+ models.

Buyers picking up accessories alongside their tablet can also use AI-GALAXY50, which takes AU$50 off eligible Galaxy products including wearables, earbuds and accessories when they're included in the same order.

One thing to keep in mind is that you can only use three promo codes simultaneously. For most people, the combination of TABS12, TR-TABS12 and AI-TABS12 will offer the biggest reduction on the tablet itself.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (1TB / 16GB / Wi-Fi)
Save 54% (AU$1,735)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (1TB / 16GB / Wi-Fi): was AU$3,199 now AU$1,464 at Samsung Australia

You can save up to AU$1,735 on the Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra (1TB Wi-Fi model) when you trade in an eligible device for up to AU$735 in base credit and apply an AU$100 eVoucher+ at cart. Complete the stack by entering three checkout promo codes: TABS12 for an AU$400 trade-in booster, our exclusive TR-TABS12 code for an extra AU$200 trade-in bonus, and AI-TABS12 to slash a final AU$300 off the top-spec model's purchase price.

Don't forget the freebies

Beyond the discounts, Samsung has bundled a number of extras with the Galaxy Tab S12 range to drive it its value proposition.

There are a couple of other offers worth mentioning. Eligible PayPal purchases come with AU$100 cashback and a free 65W charger, while Samsung Rewards members can get more out of their points, with redemptions worth up to five times the usual value and savings of up to AU$100.

Samsung is also including over AU$539 worth of bonus content and services, including an S Pen in the box (valued at AU$129) alongside 6 months of Google AI Pro (valued at AU$197.94), 4 months of Adobe Photoshop (valued at AU$143.96) and 6 months of Notability Plus (valued at AU$69).

Taken together, those offers make the Galaxy Tab S12 launch one of Samsung's more generous tablet promotions in recent memory, especially for buyers who act fast and stack multiple discounts before completing their order. T&Cs apply.


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Stephen Lambrechts
Managing Editor, Tom's Guide AU

Stephen Lambrechts is the Managing Editor of Tom's Guide AU and has written professionally across the categories of tech, film, television and gaming for the last 15 years. Before Tom's Guide, he spent several years as a Senior Journalist at TechRadar, had a brief stint as Editor in Chief at Official Xbox Magazine Australia, and has written for such publications as APC, TechLife Australia, T3, FilmInk, AskMen, Daily Telegraph and IGN. He's an expert when it comes to smartphones, TVs, gaming and streaming. In his spare time, he enjoys watching obscure horror movies on physical media, keeping an eye on the latest retro sneaker releases and listening to vinyl. Occasionally, he also indulges in other non-hipster stuff, like hiking.