Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Dual SIM 5G 12GB RAM 256GB Green $1559 + $29.95 Shipping (Import) @ BecexTech
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 256GB $1559, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 5G $1999 + $29.95 Shipping (Import) @ BecexTech
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Last edited 26/04/2022 - 15:21 by 2 other users
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Please take into account that Becextech are grey importers
is there a way to tell whether it's dual physical sim?
Australia only gets a single SIM and eSIM model.
hopefully Kogan adopts esim too, pretty cool stuff.
For the 128GB model. The 256GB is $1,825.
My bad.
Too many bad reviews from Becextech for me
Seem international import.. better to get from office works for a $137 more.. https://www.officeworks.com.au/shop/officeworks/p/samsung-ga…
Definitely worth to buy local for the warranty purposes
Be mindful that Samsung Pay may not work in Australia with Grey Import models
https://www.gadgetguy.com.au/samsung-phones-are-region-locke…
What is the consensus with Becextech ?
I want a dual sim Samsung s22 just not sure on which vendor to pick?
mobileciti sells dual sim s22's and seem more reputable?Becextech has been in hot soup with the ACCC in 2017 after they received 200 complaints (in one year!) but we haven't heard anything about them recently.
We don't know how they fair in 2022 as far as customer service / warranty coverage goes.
Read reviews of BecexTech selling refurbished as new.
Pay and extra couple $ and save the heartache!
Are grey imports more expensive now? I got a S10 5G for $1200 here in AUS as soon as it came out in Korea. Came out here like 3 months later or something.
Jbhifi deal finnishes tomorrow is best for the S22 Ultras, not sure if these deals can be extended to flips and folds, so Ultras under $750 ($950 off rrp prices, more with price match) at Jbhifi though need to signup with a Telstra plan for 12 months, if your already paying up to $49 on your current plan certainly a great deal if you calculate the differences in price with your current plan and what Telstra is offering in plans
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title says one thing and description says another by the way