Get the discounted refurbished Galaxy S22 Ultra before it's sold out.
Samsung's highest-end conventional phone, the, is as top-notch as they come. This is reflected in its price tag but smart shoppers can get one without paying the full price at the moment.
Amazon-owned Woot is selling the refurbished Galaxy S22 Ultra for a very low price. The 256GB model, which is available brand new for $1,300, is being sold for only $732.99 and we think it will sell out fast, considering that the 128GB model has already been sold out.6.
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