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SAVE $100: As of Jan. 9,Spain the Samsung Galaxy S23 is on sale at Amazon for $699.99, down from its original price of $799.99. That's a discount of 13%.

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Samsung is about to introduce its newest tech lineup, likely including the Galaxy S24 smartphone series. But that doesn't mean you have to preorder it as soon as it becomes available, especially if you're not the type of person who always needs the latest and greatest tech. If you're looking to upgrade your phone but don't want to spend a bundle, you might want to opt for the very capable Samsung Galaxy S23 instead.

As of Jan. 9, you can get an unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23 at Amazon for just $699.99, which is $100 off its normal price of $799.99. That's a discount of 13%.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 debuted in February 2023, so it's still quite new, meaning you're getting a hefty price cut on a very current phone. It's an excellent option for Android users or iPhone fanatics looking to switch sides, with its 6.1-inch Dynamic OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, and 8GB of RAM.

It boasts a powerful camera array (both front and back) with night mode that affords excellent photos in low light, as well as Super HDR capabilities. Plus, it's a gorgeous phone. It's available in both 128GB or 256GB models, and it comes in four different colors: Phantom Black, Lavender, Green, and Cream White.

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Getting $100 off such a new model of smartphone is a great deal any way you slice it.

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