Amazing deal on a huge Samsung that looks like an iPhone only costs £144

A GORGEOUS Samsung smartphone that looks like an iPhone is on sale for just £144.

The spectacular offer is a cheap way to snap up an impressive Android handset: the Samsung Galaxy A13.

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It’s a sizeable blower with a 6.6-inch Infinity-V display.

And it’s got a generous 64GB of storage – on par with many of the most recent iPhone models.

Normally it would cost £179, but it’s now down to its lowest price ever on Amazon: £144.08.

• Samsung Galaxy A13 at Amazon for £144 – buy here

It’s a cheap phone, so it won’t be as powerful as the latest flagship Samsung or Apple models.

But it’s impressive to get a device with such a big screen, large storage and running on the latest version of Google’s Android software.

And has a cracking design for the price too.

For the geeks, there are some decent specs to get excited about.

It’s got a large Full HD+ screen measuring 6.6 inches from corner to corner, using Samsung’s Infinity-V design with the small selfie camera notch at the top.

The phone comes in “Awesome White”, which is a fairly safe paintjob.

On the back is a quad-camera system that includes a 50-megapixel main snapper.

There’s also an ultra-wide camera, a depth shooter and a macro lens.

Samsung has fitted the Galaxy A13 with a sizeable 5,000mAh battery that should comfortable get you through a day.

Powering the device is an eight-core chip, paired with 4GB of memory.

There’s 64GB of storage available, plus the option to expand storage with a 1TB microSD card.

This particular model is unlocked for all carriers.

And it’s running on Android 12 – the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system.

So it’s got many of the latest software features you’d hope for on a new smartphone.

• Samsung Galaxy A13 at Amazon for £144 – buy here

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