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溫提：Amazon已開通香港滿額免運費，可在購買頁面標價的位置見到「無進口手續費押金且免費送貨至香港」。見到「無進口費用押金且 HKD XXX 運費配送至香港」字眼的話，就代表官方會直送貨品至香港，不過就會收取運費。假如貨品不直送香港，都可以選用集運服務。Amazon Prime Day 2025 已經正式開始，今年經濟轉弱，也使得廠商們更願意給出歷史最低價來促銷，其中 Samsung 不少主要產品都有大幅折扣，包括有高速、強固設計的 T9 SSD 以及 34 吋螢幕超寬螢幕都有半價優惠！其他 Galaxy Buds 耳機、Galaxy Watch7 智能手錶和 microSD 卡等產品也有蠻明顯的減幅，Yahoo Tech 以下為大家整理好，便利大家可以一鍵下單！
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 256GB 美國無鎖版
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -39% US$1,149.99（約 HK$9,027，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$1,899.99
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra 256GB 美國無鎖版
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -27% US$949.99（約 HK$7,457，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$1,299.99
Samsung T9 SSD 4TB
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -52% US$266（約 HK$2,088，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$550
Samsung PRO Plus Sonic The Hedgehog + SD 轉接器, 512GB microSDXC
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -34% US$28.49（約 HK$223.64，免運費送香港）｜US$42.99
Samsung 9100 PRO SSD（1TB 無散熱片）
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -29% US$142.49（約 HK$1,118.50，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$199.99
Samsung 990 PRO Heatsink SSD 1TB
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -32% US$94.99（約 HK$745.64，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$139.99
Samsung Galaxy Buds FE
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -52% US$52.24（約 HK$410，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$100
Samsung Galaxy Buds 3 Pro
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -30% US$174.99（約 HK$1,373.62，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$249.99
Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra
Amazon 限時優惠 -54% US$300（約 HK$2,355，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$650
SAMSUNG Galaxy Watch 7 40mm Bluetooth
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -49% US$152（約 HK$1,193，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$300
Samsung Galaxy Tab A9+ Plus 64GB
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -40% US$132.99（約 HK$1,043.93，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$219.99
Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite (2024) 10.4" 128GB WiFi
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -34% US$229.99（約 HK$1,805.35，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$348
Samsung 32" Odyssey QHD G65B 曲面電競螢幕
Amazon 限時優惠 -46% US$430（約 HK$3,375，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$800
Samsung 34' ViewFinity (S65TC) Series Ultra-WQHD 1000R 曲面螢幕
Amazon Prime 會員優惠 -50% US$400（約 HK$3,140，免運費送香港）｜原價 US$800
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