Best Buy Will Throw In A Free $40 Gift Card And Xbox Game Pass If You Buy A Galaxy A35
The Samsung Galaxy A35 is one of Samsung’s latest devices and it launched last year alongside the Korean company’s Galaxy A55, the A-series headliner. The A-series is a perfect place to shop around if you want great build quality and performance but you have no interest in paying S-series prices.
The Galaxy A35 is the subject of Best Buy’s latest deal, and when you buy the 128GB variant of the smartphone in either the Awesome Navy or Awesome Lilac colorways, you’ll get a $40 Best Buy gift card thrown in for free — considering the phone doesn’t come with a charging brick, I can think of one way that might be useful. However, that’s not where it ends. You also get one month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, which is a sweet deal for any gamers buying the device.
However, there’s one additional perk that might not be very obvious, but it might be the most valuable of the bunch. When buying the phone, you can choose to have it connected to a carrier at the time of purchase, and if you do that, you get $100 off the phone. That means you could end up getting a $40 gift card, a month of Game Pass Ultimate, and only pay $299 for the device. That’s as good as deals get.
However, I have no clue how long this deal might last, so it’d be a good idea to jump on it as soon as you can.
With All Those Bonuses, The Galaxy A35 Is Definitely Worth It
If you want to hear what a self-acclaimed expert such as myself has to say about potentially going for the Samsung Galaxy A35, it’s simple: if you’re looking for a mid-range device below the $400 mark, it’s a fantastic option. Considering that you can effectively get it for less than $300, I say again: go for it.
The smartphone runs on Samsung’s own Exynos 1380 chip with a 6GB/128GB configuration, running on One UI 6.1. You get a 120Hz FHD+ AMOLED screen with a 6.6-inch diagonal, a modern glass sandwich design, and IP67 dust and water resistance. On top of that, the battery is 5,000 mAh and can be charged with 25W when wired.
Finally, the camera setup isn’t too shabby, with a 50MP primary camera with OIS, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 5MP macro lens. The selfie camera is 13MP, and whether on the front or back, you’ll be able to record at 4K/30.
