A CRACKING deal on Samsung’s latest smartphone saves you over £140.
The offer on the new Samsung Galaxy S21 gets you the phone for a very low £38.99 a month.
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That nets you a generous 50GB of data, which is more than enough for most.
You’ll also get unlimited minutes and texts to chew through each month, with this offer on the ID network through Mobiles.co.uk.
The total cost of the deal is £1,035.75 over two years, which is slightly higher than the phone’s £819 stick price.
- Galaxy S21 on ID (50GB data) for £38.99 a month – buy here
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But when you factor in the value of the SIM, you’re actually making a saving.
ID’s closest SIM-only offer is £360 for 50GB of data.
So tack that onto the price of the phone and you get a whopping £1,179.
By buying this deal, you’re actually making a saving ing of £143.25.
It’s a coup, given that the Samsung Galaxy S21 was only unveiled on January 14, 2021.
It’s worth noting that if you choose to pay an additional £1 a month, you can upgrade this deal from 50GB of data to unlimited.
That means your data usage will be uncapped, which may suit some of you.
- Galaxy S21 on ID (unlimited data) for £39.99 a month – buy here
The Samsung Galaxy S21 is a brand new phone, with a giant 6.2-inch AMOLED screen.
It’s got a large 4,000mAh battery to take you through the day.
And on the back you’ll find a pin-sharp 64-megapixel triple-lens camera.
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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