UK retailer Dixons is today’s current WINNER when it comes to offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab for the lowest price – it’s shaved a tenner off the previous best price and is now selling the 7″ Android tablet for £479.
We’re not sure if this price includes delivery or not, as we can’t be bothered signing up and pretending we want to buy one – but if it doesn’t, a local Dixons branch will be duty bound to price match this for you [UPDATE: Yes, it includes free delivery].
We’re starting to think that the UK retailers may have over estimated demand for the Samsung Galaxy Tab. Are they starting to stack up in the aisles?
UPDATE:
Now £479 at Amazon
UPDATE #2:
24 hours later and it’s down to £469 at Dixons. WHEN WILL THIS MADNESS END?
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MarkG
/ November 12, 2010Get another 3% ( £14.37 ) off the price by ordering via Quidco:
http://www.quidco.com/user/629898/37771/dixons
Matt S
/ November 12, 2010Or £16.95 from TopCashback 3.54% http://bit.ly/TopCashback :P And you don’t have to pay a signup fee.
MrChaz
/ November 12, 2010Sweet, if they keep this up it’ll actually be worth buying by Christmas
Gary C
/ November 12, 2010Poundland by Easter. I’ll pick one up when I next go in for a bag of broken biscuits.
Simon
/ November 12, 2010local Dixons branch? Isn’t Dixons an online only retailer now?
Gary C
/ November 12, 2010Oh yes, probably. Currys, then. Same thing. Also showing as £479 there.
Rik Hemsley
/ November 12, 2010In that case, I revise my estimate to £150 in mid January:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=0Ajkzda-eSHbqdHZfVzhDb01BRlVhLWlMWGE4YmZhSXc&hl=en&output=html
David
/ November 12, 2010@rik If there was a like button on Eurodroid, I’d be pressing it now.
Robin
/ November 13, 2010I was going to buy one, but when it looked like it would be really expensice I went for a Dell Streak instead (loving it). Anyway, I’m sure a lot of people opted for other devices and now that they are finally lowering Galaxy Tab prices to something more realistic it is too late.
supercopter
/ November 13, 2010I’ll bet on 200€ with a 2 years (big) contract by February… And I’ll buy one! ;-)
Bristolboy
/ November 15, 2010£469 at Tesco to – plus get 938 clubcard points to if you are into that sort of thing (worth almost a tenner off of shopping at Tesco or I think more off shopping in other places).