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These days, your tablet should act as a mini laptop, offering plenty of functionality and features that allow you to take care of everyday tasks. If your current tablet isn't up for the job, today's deal on a 2024 Samsung tablet could be perfect. And as a bonus, you'll get a hefty Amazon gift card for free.

As of April 11, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (64GB) costs $329.99 at Amazon, and it comes with a free $100 Amazon gift card with your order.

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Measuring 10.4 inches, the 2024 version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite comes with a few noteworthy features that'll make your tablet incredibly functional. For starters, the battery life is designed to support streaming for up to 14 hours which means you're likely to get a few days of use before it'll need to recharge. It also comes with an included S Pen, so you can sketch, draw, mark up documents, and more from your tablet.

SEE ALSO: Laptop vs. tablet: Which device works best for you?

This model comes with 64GB of storage, but the tablet has a microSD slot that'll support extra storage of up to 1TB. While it can pack in storage space, its design is slim and lightweight, making it ideal for portability to the co-working space or taking it along on a work trip.

Thanks to today's deal, you'll be getting all of this from the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, plus your purchase comes with a $100 Amazon gift card for free. Think of it as a gift to yourself of a new tablet, plus something special from Amazon in the future.

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