Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T807A 16GB, Wi-Fi + 4G (AT&T) - Charcoal Gray For Sale

Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T807A 16GB, Wi-Fi + 4G (AT&T) - Charcoal Gray
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S SM-T807A 16GB, Wi-Fi + 4G (AT&T) - Charcoal Gray:
$50.00

Up for offers is an AT&T Samsung Galaxy Tab S in Black. Shows as Clean IMEI but might be tied to another AT&T account.
Glass is cracked, Touch is good. LCD has severe screen burns. All buttons function properly, and all sound profiles work. Camera and WiFi are both working properly, and the device charges normally. Device does have some light wears to the frame. Please see pictures and offer accordingly.
ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS.WE DO NOT OPEN THE PHONES TO CHECK FOR WATER DAMAGE, OEM PARTS, OR BATTERY LONGEVITY.
Serious buyers ONLY. NO INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING. USA ONLY. Buyer pays shipping and we will ship within two business days after PayPal payment is received. Items will only be shipped to the address listed on your account. IMEI / ESN Information will only be given to the winner of the sale. If you use a Freight Forwarder you assume all liability for any damage that occurs to the item.


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