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Get a certified renewed Galaxy S21 for as low as $225
Pre-order and get $100 instant Samsung Credit and up to $400 trade-in credit.
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When was the last time you checked the price of a brand-new Samsung Galaxy S22?
Spoiler alert: they’re not cheap, and that’s for good reason. They’re top-of-the-line phones made to last for years.
If the price of a Galaxy S22 is holding you back, we have some good news. Samsung is blowing out renewed Galaxy S21s for as low as $225, with a $100 instant credit and up to $400 for a trade-in.
Save $100 off and get up to $400 trade-in credit. Starting from $225. Offer valid through November 1.
Samsung previously launched its Certified Renewed Galaxy S21 program, offering last year’s flagship phones at a considerable discount.
And unlike refurbished phones from unauthorized dealers, Samsung Certified Renewed devices give you a like-new phone experience with a guaranteed warranty, all while saving you money and reducing waste.
Summing up, Samsung Certified Renewed smartphones are refurbished to like-new condition, covered by a one-year warranty.
You can even pay the phone off in monthly payments. Not to mention, you’re saving over 30% off the usual sticker price.
The clock is ticking so don’t miss out on your chance to save big on a Galaxy S21 device. Click the button below for more info.
Certified Renewed Galaxy S21 Series
Save up to 74% on Certified Renewed Galaxy S21 Series: Get $100 off and get up to $400 trade-in credit. Starting from $225. Offer valid through November 1.
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