Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE with 5 years of manufacturer support at an attractive price

Amazon Italy has prepared a special offer for all those interested in the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE tablet in the Wi-Fi version with 6/128 GB of storage. Currently, as part of the promotion, you only have to pay €473 for the tablet along with shipping, which is equivalent to about 2050 PLN. This is a significantly lower price than what sellers in Poland are offering. So, if you are planning to purchase this tablet, it’s worth considering this offer.

Specifications of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE

The Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE is a metal tablet equipped with 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of ROM. The internal memory can also be expanded using a micro SD card. The tablet runs on Android 13 with the One UI overlay. Its exceptional configuration allows for achieving over 500,000 points in the AnTuTu benchmark. The tablet’s display is a 10.6-inch LCD TFT screen with a resolution of 2304 x 1440 pixels. The display features a 90 Hz refresh rate and 8-bit color space, displaying over 16 million colors. There is an 8 MP camera on the back of the tablet and a 12 MP camera on the front.

The device is powered by an 8000 mAh battery with 45 W charging. According to the manufacturer, the battery allows for approximately 16 hours of wireless connectivity (Wi-Fi 6) usage. The tablet is also equipped with stereo speakers.

Valuable manufacturer support

The biggest advantage of this tablet is the long-term support from the manufacturer. Samsung offers up to 4 years of system updates and 5 years of security patch support. This guarantees that your tablet will always be up to date and secure to use.

If you’re interested in purchasing the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE at an attractive price, take advantage of the promotion on the Amazon Italy website while it lasts. Also, follow our profile on Facebook – “Łowcy Promocji” to stay up to date with the latest deals and discounts. Don’t miss the chance to buy this fantastic tablet at an exceptionally favorable price!

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