TRADE IN S8 FOR S9 NOTE VERSION UPDATE
Samsung’s update policy clearly shows that the devices launched with.
TRADE IN S8 FOR S9 NOTE VERSION ANDROID
even claimed that the Galaxy Note 9 device was launched with Android 9 Pie, while actually, the Galaxy Note 9 and S9 were launched pre-packed Android 8 Oreo. Like most trade-in offers, the device you're replacing will need to be in decent working order and good cosmetic condition: if the screen is smashed up, or it doesn't hold a charge, don't expect it to get you a saving on a new S9. According to the representative, the Galaxy Note 9, S9, and S8 devices will get Android 11 update. Instead, it'll be spread out over 24 monthly bill credits. Perhaps the most significant is that the trade-in value of the phone you're exchanging won't be given in one lump sum. There are some caveats it's worth bearing in mind. Samsung GS6, Samsung GS6 Edge, Samsung GS6 Edge+, Samsung GS6 Active, Samsung GS5, Samsung GS4, Samsung Note4, Samsung Note5Īpple iPhone 6, Apple iPhone 6 Plus, Apple iPhone 5s, Apple iPhone SE To save up to $200, trade in one of these qualifying devices: All trade-ins that are part of a direct transaction must be sent to Samsung directly. Keep your old device ready, our trade-in partner will contact you. Samsung GS8, Samsung GS8+, Samsung GS8 Active, Samsung GS7, Samsung GS7 Edge, Samsung GS7 Active, Samsung Note8Īpple iPhone 8, Apple iPhone 8 Plus, Apple iPhone 7, Apple iPhone 7 Plus, Apple iPhone 6s, Apple iPhone 6s Plus NOTE: Devices that are supposed to be traded in as part of a transaction, and were not part of a Best Buy pick-up order, cannot be traded in at a Best Buy store. Up to 3 devices can be traded in (smartphones, tablets, smartwatches or televisions). T-Mobile breaks it down into two rough categories: To save up to $360, trade in one of these qualifying devices:
Again, how much you'll get will depend on how recent your current smartphone is.
T-Mobile, meanwhile, is breaking things down a little differently.
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