Update: This popular deal is still available.
Samsung has a
Trade-in Offer:
Galaxy Tab S9 FE 10.9" 128GB WiFi Tablet for $349.99 - $250 trade-in credit =
$99.99 when you
Trade in a Galaxy Tab S6 Lite.
Shipping is free.
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Note: Select the trade-in offer on the product page. Trade in device must be in good condition (see requirements on product page)
Thanks to Community Member
View92612 for finding this deal.
Specs:
- 10.9" 2304 x 1440 WUXGA+ TFT Display
- 128GB Storage
- 6GB RAM
- 12.0 MP Main Camera
- 8.0 MP Rear Camera
- MicroSD Support (Up to 1TB)
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Downside is no more software/security updates with the S6.
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Knox is a flag used by Samsung to see if a device has been tampered with.
To view the Knox flag, you have to hold down certain buttons when powering on. 0x0 means not tripped. 0x1 means tripped.
If tripped, warranty is void, and Samsung rejects it. Not sure if trade ins are rejected, too.
If tripped, the device is intentionally damaged to not allow things like encrypted folder, Samsung pay, Google pay, and some other things.
This cannot be repaired back. This is why I avoid Samsung mostly and, when I do get Samsung, I never put a custom roms on them.
With a pixel, when you install a 3rd party rom, it will break safety net and break Google pay. But the difference is, when you put stock Rom back on it, everything is healed back to normal. None of that permanent destruction Samsung does.
I'm sure when you were gathering files to install Lineage on a Samsung, you saw a dozen warnings in bold red 72 point font telling you not to proceed unless you were to the point you were ready to throw the tablet in the trash can, already and de-valuing the tablet by 95% doesn't matter to you.
Not dissing your choises, just wondering what you are using them for
Not dissing your choises, just wondering what you are using them for
Magazines? Maybe. I used to read PDFs on tablets bc Kindle's screen was too small. Still bad for your eyes though. But now that there are larger screen ebooks, that became irrelevant too
In short, in my humble opinion, tablets became kind of obsolete. They were relevant when phones used to have 4"-screens
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