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Best Samsung Galaxy Tab A deal in the Black Friday Sales (UK deal)
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TL;DR: The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1-inch tablet is on sale for £149 on Currys PC World, and includes a free case and 64GB memory card.
If we told you that you could save £50 on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1-inch tablet in the Currys PC World Black Friday Sale, you would probably be pretty interested.
If we told you that could you make this saving, and get a free case and 64GB memory card included in the same bundle, you would probably be very interested. Well, that’s exactly what Currys PC World is offering.
This impressive bundle could be all yours for just £149 on Currys PC World. If you bought all of these products separately, it would set you back well over £200, so this really is an impressive deal for anyone looking to get everything they need to make the most of a new tablet.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A is built for entertainment, thanks to the full HD widescreen, Dolby Atmos sound, and 13-hour battery life. It’s one of the best tablets for commuting, travelling, or binging your favourite shows at home.
Get everything you need all at once with this Black Friday deal.
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