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If you’re looking for a newishtablet that’s under $500, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE is 34% off for Presidents’ Day.

As of Feb. 17, you can snag the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE for just $296.18, down from $449.99, at Amazon. That’s a $153.81 discount and a pretty good deal for a mid-level tablet with a 10.9-inch screen, dual speakers, 128GB of storage, and a sleek, slim design.

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This tablet also features the “circle to search with Google” feature that lets you search for and find content faster by circling it on the screen. Find recipes, where to buy those shoes you’ve been eyeing, and more — all with a quick circle and some taps.

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