Why You Can Trust CNET Grab an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 9 for $719
The flagship phone was $1,000 just a few months ago. It's new, not refurbished.
Cheap things come to those who wait. That's probably going to end up on my tombstone, I've said it so often, but it's true. Case in point: Samsung's massive flagship phone, the Galaxy Note 9 , made its debut in 2018 with a hefty $1,000 price tag.
Now, for a limited time and while supplies last, Amazon has the factory-unlocked Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (128GB) in Midnight Black for $719.46 shipped. That's new, by the way, not refurbished.
The Note 9 features a mammoth 6.4-inch screen, 128GB of storage and Samsung's fairly awesome S-Pen.
I'm not an Android guy, but of course my colleagues have you covered: For a deep dive into the phone's pros and cons, look no further than CNET's Galaxy Note 9 review.
This is a good reminder that phones with sky-high prices will eventually see discounts -- often after just six or seven months. No question, $719 is still a lot, but it's a lot less than $1,000.
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