The Galaxy S10e hasn’t been in the limelight in a long time, making its commercial debut way back in March 2019 and technically yielding no direct flat-screened sequel as part of the Galaxy S20 family five months ago.

After that aforementioned price cut, this 8GB RAM/256GB ROM model normally costs $700, which means Amazon’s newest markdown equates to a decent 29 percent shaved off the handset’s MSRP. Naturally, we’re talking about factory unlocked units backed by a full 1-year US warranty here, which you can take to any of the nation’s major carriers for wireless service activation.

The 3,100mAh battery is… not as bad as it sounds, while the side-mounted fingerprint scanner might not be very trendy but often trumps those screen-embedded biometric recognition solutions in terms of accuracy. The Samsung Galaxy S10e also has IP68 water resistance, fast charging capabilities, microSD support, and yes, even a headphone jack going for it, so if you don’t care about 5G speeds, this could well be the number one value flagship to get… for an extremely limited time.