Amazon's lightning deal makes the Galaxy S24 Ultra a total no-brainer at $536 off
$536 off (41%)
The Galaxy S24 Ultra dropped to an unheard-of low in Amazon's lightning deal. For a very limited time, you can buy the model in Titanium Yellow for a whopping $536 off its original price. Hurry up if you want to save because this deal might expire any second.
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Attention, Samsung fans! Now's your chance to save a whopping $536 on the Galaxy S24 Ultra ! That's neither a joke nor a typo—it's a lightning deal at Amazon that slashes a whopping 41% off the 256GB variant in Titanium Yellow.Sure, this might not be the latest flagship phone by Samsung, but get this: no merchant has ever launched such huge price cuts without a trade-in. That means this is likely your one (and only) chance to save a massive $536 on one of the best Samsung phones on the market.Once again, we'd like to point out that this isn't any limited-time sale: it's a lightning deal at Amazon. That means it's time-sensitive and quantity-limited. Over 70% of the promo has already been claimed, so you'll need to act fast.Theboasts a gorgeous 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. With superb brightness levels and a special anti-reflective coating, this touchscreen makes colors pop.Beyond the impressive display, this Android phone offers excellent performance. Sure, it doesn't have the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy as its successor, but its Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy chip performed more than well in our in-house tests. You can learn more about its performance from ourAdd to this incredible package a top-class camera and multiple AI features, and you've got a truly incredible package. It might be a hard pick at its standard price of nearly $1,300, but theis a dream come true at $536 off. If you're tempted, we seriously urge you to hurry up, because this deal could vanish any second.
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