Update: This very popular Frontpage Deal is still available.
Samsung has for
EPP & EDU Members: 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ WiFi Tablet on sale
from $124.99 when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free or choose free Best Buy store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member
mrm16 for finding this deal.
Deal Instructions:- Visit the Samsung Discount Program and check eligibility. If eligible, sign in or create an account.
- Visit 11" Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ WiFi Tablet and add choice of storage / color to cart.
- Your total should match the above pricing after EDU/EPP savings. Shipping is free or choose free Best Buy store pickup where available.
Specs:- 11" 1920x1200 90Hz TFT LCD Display
- MediaTek MT8775 Processor
- 6GB / 8GB RAM
- 128GB / 256GB Storage
- 8MP Rear + 5MP Front Cameras
- 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac (2.4GHz & 5GHz) WiFi + Bluetooth 5.3
- 1.06-lbs
- Android 16
Top Comments
I've noticed a lot more sites have added more scripting to the logins, and I need to (temporarily) disable my ad blockers to be able to login to them. It sucks, but they seem to work fine if I re-enable the ad blockers after logging in.
That really depends on how you plan to use it. 6 GB is fine if you sit there using just a few apps at a time for hours. 8 GB is better if you like to flip between a dozen or two apps during that time. The 6 GB can do it, but eventually it'll run out of memory and will auto-close the oldest app. And it'll take longer when you switch to that app.
The bigger issue I think is 128 GB of storage. We're approaching the point where just the OS and the apps most people install will eat up over half of that. Add in some pictures, videos, music, and you will hit 128 GB pretty quickly. Granted you are less likely to add those to a tablet. But if any of your apps use a large cache (my mom's messaging app keeps all the pics and videos her friends send her in cache), you'll be better off with the 256 GB. The industry really should've switched to 256 GB as the default minimum within the last couple years. But they've been dragging their feet because of the sky high memory prices.
Sigh. California has this wonderful thing where you have to pay sales tax on the normal retail price of what you buy. If something is normally $1000, and you find a fantastic deal on it for $300, you still have to pay tax on $1000. Yes it sucks. Yes it contradicts everything about economics (the value of the taxable transaction is the amount of money exchanged, not some made-up value at which no transaction would occur). Don't let what happened to Californians happen to you. Stay vigilant so you can catch wind if your legislators propose anything like it, and fight them tooth and nail over it.
Community Reviews
Samsung's Galaxy Tab A11+ is drawing attention as a budget 11 inch Android tablet with 7 years of updates, expandable storage, and an 8GB RAM option that feels solid for everyday use. The deal price is far better through EPP, EDU, AAA, or Capital One offers than on Amazon, and some checkout paths also surface bundle discounts or cash back that push the total lower. The main cautions are inconsistent Samsung login and pricing behavior, plus reports that the WiFi model may use an MT8775 chip rather than the expected Dimensity 7300. It looks like a practical pick if you want long support and low out of pocket cost.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. The listed $125 Wi‑Fi price is tied to Samsung EPP/EDU access, and the same discount can also work through Military verification via ID.me. Some shoppers also used Perkspot or a school email to reach the EPP pricing.
The base model is 6GB RAM with 128GB storage, while the 256GB version pairs with 8GB RAM. The extra RAM can help if you switch between many apps, and 256GB is the safer pick if you want more headroom for apps, caches, photos, and videos.
A separate Samsung homepage link opened from Google and then navigating to the product page can break the login loop. Incognito mode and temporarily disabling ad blockers have also helped some shoppers get through sign-in.
No. The Wi‑Fi variant has been reported to use an MT8775 instead of the Dimensity 7300, so the performance may be lower than expected from the listing.
Yes. Samsung reportedly charges a restocking fee even if the item is returned unopened, so returning the tablet can cost extra.
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I think that is what that guy is/has been doing for people and getting $5 amazon gift cards for it. I could be wrong of course, it might not exactly be what he's doing, but it sure looks like it.
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ is the clear winner for everyday tasks, multitasking, and long-term support. It delivers stronger overall performance and a guaranteed 7 years of Android updates. The Lenovo Yoga Tab 11 is better suited for media consumption, featuring a higher-resolution screen and unique kickstand design, but lacks the longevity.
Key Differences
Performance & Software: Samsung packs a more powerful processor for split-screen apps and gaming. Most importantly, Samsung provides up to 7 years of OS upgrades, whereas Lenovo generally tops out at about 2 years of major updates.
Display: The Lenovo Yoga Tab 11 edges out in media and reading with a sharper, higher-resolution screen (2000 x 1200). The Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ features a TFT LCD that is slightly brighter with up to a 90Hz refresh rate for smoother scrolling.
Design: The Yoga Tab 11 has a distinctive cylinder-shaped bottom edge that acts as a built-in kickstand for hands-free viewing and houses enhanced Dolby Atmos speakers. The A11+ has a more traditional, lightweight, and thin tablet profile.
Extras: Samsung includes a headphone jack and up to 2 TB of expandable microSD storage. Lenovo focuses on productivity with active pen support.
I think that is what that guy is/has been doing for people and getting $5 amazon gift cards for it. I could be wrong of course, it might not exactly be what he's doing, but it sure looks like it.
FWIW, if someone really wants the discount...the Marines are always hiring
FWIW, if someone really wants the discount...the Marines are always hiring
Current students have student id. Former students get NetID.
The edu email is actually gmail but the login is through NetID. I remember years ago, I received a post card to remind me to register for the edu account as an alumni. It was optional. I am glad I did it.
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