The Samsung Galaxy S21 is an excellent smartphone, which sees its price drop at Rakuten. For less than 400 euros, you will be able to take advantage of all the expertise of the Korean brand. Don’t miss it!
the Samsung Galaxy S21 did not say his last word. And thanks to the 56% discount at Rakuten, you will be able to see it for yourself. Ergonomic and aesthetic, the Galaxy 21 is designed to appeal to as many people as possible and to facilitate its use. Moreover, its screen is a little below the average of the latest smartphones, since it measures 6.2 inches.
Thus, it is easily usable with one hand. The slab, on the other hand, has everything great, since Samsung has chosen AMOLED. Plus Full HD+ resolution for images rich in detail. On the autonomy side, you can count on it many with its 4000 mAh battery. And that the most clumsy are reassured. The Galaxy 21 5G is fully protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus. Finally, photo enthusiasts will be able to take advantage of three sensors and numerous modes, for always successful shots.
You’ve never seen the Galaxy S21 at such a price
Rakuten has not finished surprising you. The merchant site is once again offering a nice promotion, this time on the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G. You will find this smartphone on the site at a price of 377.37 euros instead of 859 euros. In addition, with the code “BELL10100” you will enjoy a reduction of an additional 10 euros. And for even more savings, shipping is free! To help you control your budget, Rakuten offers you the possibility of paying in 4 instalments. Do you want more ? Then join Club R. Thanks to this loyalty program, you will credit 30.19 euros in Rakuten Points on this purchase. You can deduct them from a future order, whether at Rakuten or at one of its 200 partner sites. Club R also means numerous discounts all year round, an invitation to Rakuten Day and many other surprises. Don’t wait any longer, it’s free!
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