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SAVE UP TO $280.99:The sex nepali videoSamsung Re-Newed program has certified refurbished Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphones on sale that take between up to $280.99 off retail.

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Samsung Re-Newed deals

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S24 deal Samsung Galaxy S24 (128GB) $619 (save $80)

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S24+ deal Samsung Galaxy S24+ (256GB) $799 (save $200)

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S24 Ultra deal Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (256GB) $1,019 (save $280.99)

It's Earth Day, which means many of us are considering ways we can make our existence slightly less taxing on Mother Earth. Fortunately, one of the easiest ways to reduce our impact is to purchase reused goods, including refurbished tech. And as a bonus, buying refurbished gadgets also means sweet discounts, like today's deal at the Samsung Re-Newed storefront.

As of April 22, refurbished Samsung Galaxy S24 smartphones are on sale for as low as $619.99 (Galaxy S24, 128GB) at Samsung Re-Newed. That's $80 in savings compared to buying a new Galaxy S24 with the same storage for $699.99. The savings increase if you're interested in the Galaxy S24+, but the highest discounts come when buying a refurbished Galaxy S24 Ultra, which comes in at $1,019 (a new model sells for $1,299.99). That works out to a savings of $280.99.

Here's a breakdown of the refurbished options available:

• Galaxy S24 Re-Newed: $619 (128GB) and $669 (256GB)

• Galaxy S24 Plus Re-Newed: $799 (256GB) and $919 (512GB)

• Galaxy S24 Ultra Re-Newed: $1,020 (256GB) and $1,139 (512GB)

Keep in mind that the refurbished models only come in black, but that's what cases are for, right?

All Samsung Re-Newed phones come with new batteries

We understand that buying used can sometimes feel iffy, but the Samsung Re-Newed program offers reassurance that you're still getting a great product, just one that's undergone a facelift. For starters, Samsung equips all Re-Newed S24 smartphones with a brand new battery, and if it needs other repairs, Samsung uses authentic parts. The brand also assigns a new IMEI number and upgrades to the latest software.

Plus, before it goes back on the shelf, Samsung puts it through a quality test that includes 147 checkpoints. Finally, it's given new packaging, a new data cable, and fresh quick-start guide. Boiled down, you won't need to worry you're buying a lemon.

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The Samsung Galaxy S24 family was announced in January 2024, but the smartphones still hold up as solid contenders, offering some of Samsung's best features. All S24 models come with Samsung's live translate function and circle to search. The included S Pen with the S24 Ultra is always useful, and it works as a remote trigger to take photos.

For budgeting or Earth-saving reasons, buying a refurbished Samsung Galaxy S24 via the Samsung Re-Newed program is a great option. You'll be reducing your impact while saving some money, and we could all use a win-win these days.

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