Daddy Telstra Is Knocking $288 Off Samsung’s 5G Note 10+ Plans

Daddy Telstra Is Knocking $288 Off Samsung’s 5G Note 10+ Plans
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Next week Samsung’s brand new Galaxy S20 will be unleashed on the world. This means its a good time to pick up one of its slightly-older devices for less. Telstra certainly thinks so, shaving $288 off the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G model.

This works out to be $12 off a month over a 24-month period. Or if you’d prefer a 36-month plan, it’s $8 off a month.

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The Note 10 was possibly even more exciting than the S10 last year.

It’s camera setup was certainly superior, with a 12MP telephoto lens, 12MP wide-angle lens, 16MP ultra-wide lens and VGA 3D Depth Vision Camera. At the front it has a single 10MP selfie cam built into the Infinity-0 display.Under the hood it also packs an Exynos 9825 Octa-core processor, 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. It’s also just a real pretty phone, made even better if you like living that stylus life.

Here’s your options when it comes to the plan deals:

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G 24-month plan deal

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G 36-month plan deal

Telstra is running this deal until Feb 11


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