THREE is giving away a free Samsung Chromebook with its Black Friday broadband bundle.
Shoppers can get the freebie when they sign up for the providers 5G broadband which costs of £30 a month.
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The 5G broadband includes unlimited data, which is a no-brainer option for the tech fans, movie buffs, screen lovers and those working from home.
The free Samsung Chromebook 4 is worth a whopping £379, so if you’re looking to upgrade your broadband provider this is a great sweetener to an already great value deal.
With the broadband it is super simple to install, as all you need to do is plug into a power socket, connect your devices and stream to your hearts content.
What we love about this deal the most is it can connect up to 64 devices, so it is more than suitable for any average family household.
You can compare the Three broadband deal with these top Black Friday broadband offers now live, if you want to shop around for the very best deals.
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The offer is just one of Three’s early Black Friday offers running at the moment.
There’s also another 4G broadband package for just £14 a month, or you can pick up the 4G Broadband Home hub broadband for the reduced rate of £17 a month.
Other highlights include the popular iPhone Pro on sale for half price over six months on a pay-monthly contract.
There’s also savings on the Samsung Galaxy S21 5G and OnePlus 9 Pro 5G in the Black Friday offers.
Three is pulling out all the stops and offering shoppers the chance to get an iPhone 13 Pro for half price for six months in a separate deal.
BT has also got huge offers on this Black Friday too.
Stay abreast of other deals dropping this Black Friday, as we have all the info on all categories to make sure you don’t miss a saving.
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