Sparin's Screen Protector, which is compatible not only with the Tab S9 FE+ but any 12.4-inch tablet, is scratch-resistant, highly sensitive, and built from 9H hardness tempered glass to protect against impacts and scratches. It's favorably priced, and you get a pair of the 9H hardness glass protectors in this package, making it a solid value.

As of Nov. 28, you'll get a saving $200 on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE, which is down to just $299.99 — a saving of 33% off the usual list price. Trust us tablet fans, this is a deal not to be missed. There's plenty to recommend about this tablet, with its superb looking 10.9-inch LCD display, durable build, and 18-hour battery life.

The latest Microsoft Surface Pro is now sweetly discounted for Black Friday, available for $321 off its price. Boasting a Snapdragon X Plus processor, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage, this 13-inch tablet can handle any task and is a top choice for a workhorse slate. Act fast and save while you can!

The best choice is Spigen’s Tough Armor Pro. It’s a rugged case that keeps your Galaxy Tab S9 case, no matter the fall. It has multiple cushioned layers that protect the tablet from everyday abuse and falls. It even has a multi-angle kickstand, making it perfect for hands-free viewing.

Luckily, with Black Friday officially underway, the deals are already here. Plus, more than just iPads are up for grabs: Amazon Fire and Samsung Galaxy tablets are on sale too. Explore the best early Black Friday deals on tablets available now: An iPad under $200 is a true gift this holiday season.

Walmart’s early Black Friday deal on the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE could save shoppers $70. This is one of the best pre-Black Friday deals available right

White Friday is here, and Amazon is offering incredible discounts on tablets that cater to every need, from productivity to entertainment. Whether you’re looking for a versatile device for work, a portable screen for streaming,

The problem with Samsung's FE products is they're never truly cheap. They're more affordable than its flagship line, but they're often hard to recommend as they sit in a middle ground between the cheap stuff and the top-end.