Samsung Galaxy S26+ at €899 with FREE €750 tablet: an Amazon offer that surprises
Among the most interesting promotions at the moment in the Android landscape is one dedicated to the Samsung Galaxy S26+, available on Amazon for the price of €899 for the 256GB white version. What makes this positioning particularly competitive is the inclusion of a high-end gift: by purchasing the device by May 31, 2026, Samsung includes a Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ 5G 256GB with a Book Cover Keyboard, valued at approximately €750.
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Samsung Galaxy S26+ Smartphone AI, 256GB, 3 years warranty, Advanced Processor, Photo Assistant, Creative Studio, 50 MP Camera, 4900 mAh, White [Italian Version]
€1289.00
€899.00
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The highlight of this offer is a high-end smartphone equipped with an advanced processor, integrated AI functionalities, and a photographic section based on a 50 MP main sensor. Among the distinctive features are tools like Photo Assistant and Creative Studio, designed to enhance the editing and content creation experience. The technical specifications are completed by a 4900 mAh battery, designed to ensure autonomy for daily use.
However, the element that makes this initiative particularly interesting is the included bundle. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ 5G is a mid-to-high-range tablet with a 13-inch display and a resolution of 2880 x 1800 pixels, offered in the configuration with 5G connectivity and 256GB of internal memory. The device comes with a Book Cover Keyboard, effectively transforming it into a hybrid solution for productivity and entertainment. The value of the tablet alone, purchased separately, is around €749.
To redeem the tablet, it is necessary to comply by June 21, 2026 (purchase of the smartphone by May 31, redemption on the Samsung website by June 21) on the official Samsung portal at promotions.my-samsung.com/it/claim/preparation/PXZ824RSQUSG4, providing the purchase details. The tablet will then be shipped within 180 days of the validation email.
Hurry up because it is an unnaturally low price (pricing error?) and almost certainly will remain so for very little time.