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    Amazon has a fantastic deal on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE

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    Last updated: May 31st, 2023 at 13:00 UTC+02:00

    Samsung's newest Fan Edition tablet isn't very new two years after its 2021 debut, and rumors indicate that the company will unveil a new FE Galaxy tablet, or even two, later this year. Time will tell what Samsung has in store for the Fan Edition series, but until then, bargain hunters looking for an Android tablet now have an opportunity to save up to a whopping 32% on the Galaxy Tab S7 FE.

    The Tab S7 FE is now available at Amazon at an exceptional limited-time discount. It applies to the Wi-Fi-only model, but both storage configurations and accessory bundles are available for a lower price. The deals are as follows, and you can check them out at Amazon (USA):

    • 64GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-FI) for -17% / $439
    • 64GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-FI) with Book Cover for -14% / $506
    • 64GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-FI) with Slim Keyboard Cover for -18% / $559
    • 256GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-Fi) for -32% / $459
    • 256GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-Fi) with Book Cover for -32% / $516
    • 256GB Galaxy Tab S7 FE (Wi-Fi) with Slim Keyboard Cover for -31% / $579

    The Wi-Fi-only Galaxy Tab S7 FE has the advantage of a slightly better chipset than the 5G variant. While the latter is powered by the Snapdragon 750G SoC, the Wi-Fi variant sports the Snapdragon 778G chip.

    It's also worth noting that the 64GB model has 4GB of RAM, whereas Samsung gave the 256GB model 8GB of RAM. All things considered, the 256GB variant offers a better deal. For just $10-$20 more, the 256GB Tab S7 FE has many benefits over the base 64GB configuration.

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