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While we’re still waiting to see if Samsung will ever release another Galaxy Note-series device again (which is starting to seem less and less likely by the day), hardcore S Pen fans on a (relatively) tight budget might want to know that last year’s 6.7-inch member of the once super-popular smartphone family is getting pretty hard to come by.
No longer available directly from its manufacturer’s official US e-store (at least not brand-new), the “regular” Galaxy Note 20 5G is currently priced at a ridiculous $1,121.99 in two different colors on Amazon. That’s higher than the handset’s original list price of $999.99, but on the bright side, Woot has the S Pen-wielding Snapdragon 865 powerhouse on sale at a cool $300 discount right now.
The killer new deal is technically scheduled to run until October 25, but since we’re talking about brand-new, unused, unopened, and undamaged units backed by a full 1-year Samsung warranty here, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the Amazon-owned e-tailer unable to keep up with demand in a matter of a couple of days or even hours.
The only thing that could prevent speed-addicted bargain hunters from taking advantage of Woot’s hot new special offer is the lack of chromatic choice, with a single Mystic Green hue available at the time of this writing.
Of course, the non-Ultra Galaxy Note 20 model has a number of glaring flaws and missing features, including a plastic back, no microSD card slot, and unremarkable 60Hz screen, but at just seven Benjamins, the triple rear-facing camera system, 4,300mAh battery, 8GB RAM count, and built-in stylus arguably make this bad boy one of the best budget 5G phones you can currently buy.
