Huge Galaxy Tab S9 sale at Best Buy — up to $650 off and free storage upgrade

Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
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Samsung's trio of new Galaxy Tab S9 tablets pack a powerful punch. In fact, we've already named the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra one of the best Android tablets you can buy. If you've had your eye on one, now is the time to buy as many models are now on sale. 

For a limited time, Best Buy is knocking up to $650 off any Galaxy Tab S9 with trade-in and also offering a free storage upgrade. I haven't seen that many Galaxy Tab S9 deals, so this promo is well worth considering. 

Galaxy Tab S9: up to $650 off w/ trade-in @ Best BuyFree storage upgrade on any model!

Galaxy Tab S9: up to $650 off w/ trade-in @ Best Buy
Free storage upgrade on any model! Best Buy is offering one of the best Galaxy Tab S9 deals around. For a limited time, you can get up to $650 off any Galaxy Tab S9 with trade-in. Plus, you'll get a free storage upgrade on any model. 

Galaxy Tab S9: free storage upgrade @ Amazon

Galaxy Tab S9: free storage upgrade @ Amazon
You won't get a trade-in credit, but Amazon is also offering a free storage upgrade with select Galaxy Tab S9 tablets. You can get the Galaxy Tab S9 (256GB) for $799 or the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra Plus (512GB) for $999.

Earlier this summer, Samsung released three new tablets. There's the 11-inch Galaxy Tab S9 (from $799), the 12.4-inch Galaxy Tab S9 Plus (from $999), and the 14.6-inch Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra (from $1,199). If you have a device to trade-in, Best Buy will knock up to $650 off and you'll get a free storage upgrade no matter which tablet you opt for. 

If you don't have a big budget, the entry-level Galaxy Tab S9 is serious tablet. It isn't a radical departure from its its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8. However, it's received more notable upgrades than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra got over their respective predecessors. 

Upgrades include a new OLED display and better rear cameras. In our Galaxy Tab S9 hands-on review, we said it's an entry-level tablet that feels more like a premium slate. Meanwhile, the Editor's Choice Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is a serious laptop replacement. In our Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review, we said its expansive 14.6-inch display, fast Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-driven performance, and functionality as a pseudo-laptop makes it a serious contender if you need a tablet that can double as a laptop. It's also a more affordable alternative to the Samsung Galaxy Book 3 Ultra ($2,399).

Deals on these tablets have been very rare, so I would jump on this promo before it ends. For more ways to save, check out our guide to today's best Samsung promo codes.

Louis Ramirez

As deals editor-in-chief at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets, appliances, and apparel. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. He's also always on the look out for the best coupon codes to use when shopping. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.

  • Leesworth
    It blows my mind that you call an $800 tablet "entry-level". The $250 Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is entry-level. I use Tom's Guide as the gold standard for tech reviews, and this labeling just feels completely out of place. It gives the vibes of big tech trying to normalize huge prices. Thank you for the free content otherwise.
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  • rgd1101
    it is entry level comparing to the s9+ and s9 ultra
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  • Leesworth
    rgd1101 said:
    it is entry level comparing to the s9+ and s9 ultra
    And a rolls-royce is "entry-level" compared to a bugatti. That doesn't make it an entry-level car.
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  • rgd1101
    for the rich it is.

    good thing they didn't call them budget-level.
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