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Samsung is now selling Certified Re-Newed Galaxy S23 series in the US

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Michail 22 April 2024

Samsung Android

Just in time for Earth Day, Samsung announced it is now selling Certified Re-Newed (CRN) Galaxy S23 series smartphones in the US. The Samsung.com exclusive drop features the Galaxy S23, Gaalxy S23+ and Galaxy S23 Ultra phones which have undergone an extensive 147 point inspection by Samsung technicians with repurposed genuine parts and a new battery.

Samsung is now selling Certified Re-Newed Galaxy S23 series in the US

All CRN Galaxy S23 devices are backed by a one-year warranty and ship with Android 14 and the latest One UI 6.1 out of the box with Galaxy AI. Galaxy S23 and S23+ are available in Phantom Black while the S23 Ultra also comes in Green.

Certified Re-Newed Galaxy S23 Ultra packaging Certified Re-Newed Galaxy S23 Ultra packaging
Certified Re-Newed Galaxy S23 Ultra packaging

Galaxy S23 CRN starts at $619 for the 128GB trim while the 256GB version is $669.

Galaxy S23+ CRN is going for $769 for the 256GB and $869 for the 512GB trim.

Galaxy S23 Ultra CRN is $919 for the 256GB version and $1,069 for the 512GB trim. Samsung is also offering CRN versions of its S22 and S21 series and accepts trade-ins.

If you’re wondering how the S23 series fares after the buzz, you can check out our Galaxy S23 and S23 Ultra long-term reviews.

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  • Anonymous
  • I5k
  • 29 Apr 2024

they offer 300 bucks trade in for very old phones

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  • xrY
  • 24 Apr 2024

I would want the ultra but no special features, and too expensive.

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  • Cpt.Power
  • gyg
  • 24 Apr 2024

Thanks god at least someone have still open eyes and impaired vision. Anyway thank you, THANK YOU BUDDY.

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