SAVE $100:998 ArchivesSamsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite (64GB) with an 8.7-inch screen is just $99.99 at Best Buy. That's a 50% discount.
Do you spend evenings watching YouTube videos on your phone? Do the morning sudoku numbers look too small on your iPhone? It might be time (or way past time) to gift yourself an upgrade and invest in a larger screen that's still easy to take on the go. And you can grab an 8.7-inch Samsung tablet for half off thanks to a great deal at Best Buy today.
As of Jan. 10, get the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite (64GB, dark grey) with an 8.7-inch screen for just $99.99, marked down from its regular price of $199.99. That's $100 off and a 50% discount. This sale price is part of Best Buy's bonus deals of the day which means you have until 11:59 p.m. CT to score the deal, unless it sells out before then.
There's no denying this tablet isn't the latest and greatest. However, for under $100, it's a great option for introducing a better way to watch shows on the go or improve your crossword experience. The Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 has an 8.7-inch screen which is optimal for web surfing, enjoying the latest episode of your favorite show, or writing emails when you're away from your workstation. With 64GB of storage capacity, you can download your favorite apps, movies for that upcoming overseas flight, and your latest e-book. The microSD slot can easily expand memory if the internal storage proves insufficient.
SEE ALSO: CES 2024: This wacky laptop lets you snap on a tablet ... or a fan ... or a robot companionThe Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite gets up to 11 hours of battery life on a single charge and recharges via a USD-C port (the charging cable is included). It weighs less than one pound, so it's ideal for taking along on car rides or slipping into your work tote bag. Its upgraded metal frame is meant to better withstand accidents, should you be prone to dropping electronics.
If you're looking for a stable and affordable tablet, today's deal on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is your signal to click "add to cart."
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