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Samsung launch their first 24-hour “Thank Goodness it’s Black Friday” sale including Galaxy smartphones, tablets and wearables

Today, Samsung has begun part two of their Black Friday flash sales on Samsung.com/au and their Black Friday Home Page.

The kicker is that the sale only goes for 24 hours (from 10 am this morning) but includes sales across even the most recent of Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy Z Flip6, Z Fold6, Tab S9, and the Watch7.

Some of the bigger sales include 30% off the Galaxy Z Flip6 and the Galaxy Z Fold6. You will get 25% off the Galaxy Tab S9 and 22% off the Galaxy Watch7 BT Bespoke (40mm).

To take advantage of these prices, you will need to first register online on the Samsung Black Friday sale page. The full list of products and prices on sale for the next 22 hours can be seen in the table below:

For all the Samsung Black Friday deals, head over to their Black Friday website to find what you are looking for.

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