Samsung Mobile Phone Deals

Find out more about Samsung mobile phones, to help you save time and money when comparing Samsung deals.

What is Samsung?

Samsung Electronics is a Korean company that was founded in 1969, and is the electrical division of the Samsung Group.

Samsung Electronics produces batteries, microchips, flash memory and hard drive devices, and it’s also one of the largest smartphone manufacturers in the world.

About Samsung’s phones

Popular Samsung mobile phone handsets include the Samsung Galaxy S20, Note 10+, S10+ and A50. There are multiple series including the; S, Note, A, C and J.

• Galaxy S series - The priciest of all Samsung’s smartphones and are known as Samsung's flagship phones. They have the most up-to-date features such as the Samsung Galaxy S10 which has waterproofing, a 6.4-Inch HD screen and a 12MP (megapixel) camera.
• Galaxy Note series - The biggest of Samsung’s smartphones and often come with stylus pens. Perfect for customers who enjoy jotting down notes or want a phone and tablet in one.
• Galaxy A series - Samsung’s upper to mid-range phones. The Galaxy A5 and A7 are particularly popular in this range due to their lightweight aluminium frames and powerful tech.
• Galaxy C series - Samsung’s mid-range option if you’re after value for money but still want a certain amount of modern features.
• Galaxy J series - These are Samsung’s low to mid budget smartphones, designed with cheaper hardware than their other phones.

Still not sure which Samsung you want?   Compare a range of options to find the right deal for you.

Pay monthly contract for Samsung phones

A pay monthly contract means you pay a fixed price each month, for a set period of time (usually 12, 24 or 36 months).

Your monthly cost will cover the cost of a new handset and an allowance of texts, calls and mobile internet data. This deal will normally be found through a mobile provider like Vodafone, EE, Three or O2.

There might be an upfront payment before your contract starts to help pay off the cost of the handset. 

After your contract term ends, your provider might offer you the chance to upgrade to a newer mobile phone. However, it’s always worth comparing mobile phone deals to see what other providers are offering, just in case you can get a better deal elsewhere. 

To start a contract, you’ll need to pass a credit check as the mobile phone isn’t technically yours until it’s fully paid off at the end of your contract. 

 

SIM-only deals

A sim-only tariff provides an allowance of calls, texts and data, for a monthly fee. 

The difference between SIM-only and a contract is that you don’t get a handset with a SIM-only plan, which is useful if you want to keep your current Samsung phone. 

Pay as you go for Samsung handsets

If you want more flexibility, or you don’t use your mobile much, you might want to consider a pay as you go (PAYG) tariff. 

On PAYG, to use your calls, texts and data, you simply pay money to top your phone up with credit. When the credit runs out, you can top it up again as needed.

Just so you know, you can't get PAYG deals through GoCompare right now. But if you want to find out more about pay as you go, we have a handy guide to help you.

Top tips for cheaper Samsung mobile phone deals

It won’t surprise you to know that we recommend comparing different mobile phone tariffs, to see what option suits you best, and which provider has the most suitable plan for your budget.

Before choosing a new deal:

• Make sure you fully understand the deal you’ve chosen
• Don’t be fooled into buying something you don’t need. If you only use 10GB of data each month then why pay for an unlimited data plan?
• Don’t always go for the most expensive handset - look at cheaper alternatives such as keeping your old handset and opting for a SIM-only deal