Score $100 off the Samsung Galaxy S23 and upgrade your smartphone
SAVE $100: As of August 9, the Samsung Galaxy S23 is on sale at Amazon for $699.99, down from its original price of $799.99. That's a discount of 13%.
Flip/fold phones may be back in style, but that doesn't mean you have to go back to the early 2000s (even if they're updated). If you're a Samsung fan but not into the retro vibe of flip/fold phones, you might want to check out this deal on the Samsung Galaxy S23.
As of August 9, you can get an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23 at Amazon for just $699.99, down from $799.99. That's a savings of $100 and the perfect excuse to upgrade your smartphone without draining your bank account (especially for a phone model that was just released in February).
The Samsung Galaxy S23 has a lot to offer, including a powerful camera with a night mode that lets you take amazing photos in low light. Another great feature of the S23 is its adaptive vision booster, which automatically adjusts the screen brightness based on your surroundings. This means you won't have to squint in the sunlight or struggle to see the screen in the dark.
The Samsung Galaxy S23 is available as a 128 GB or a 256 GB model, though the larger storage option does cost more ($859.99). You can also choose between phantom black, lavender, green, and cream-white color options.
If you need more screen space or prefer a larger display, you can get the Galaxy S23 Ultra for $949.99 (save $250) or the Galaxy S23+ for $799.99 (save $200).
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