Samsung Galaxy deals

How to choose the best Samsung deal for you

If you're looking for a new Samsung phone contract, there are a few things you should consider. Mainly, which Samsung handset would be right for you, and then which type of contract you'd like. Both of these factors will have a big impact on the experience you get and the price you'll have to pay.

There are lots of Samsung Galaxy phones out there. And more are released every year with new and improved features. The latest Samsung Galaxy handsets, the S23 range, are the brand's flagship products, with some insanely high-quality technology powering them. However, they're also understandably a lot more expensive than some of Samsung's more budget-friendly options, like its Galaxy A series.

Which handset you go for depends on what you want to get out of your phone. If you want access to the best-possible specs, you'll be more satisfied with its latest and greatest products. But if you just want to get online, make phone calls, scroll social media and take the odd picture when you're out and about, even Samsung's cheapest phones can handle that just fine.

Additionally, you should think about the type of contract you get with your Samsung Galaxy. If you rarely use the internet on your phone while you're travelling, you could get away with a slightly cheaper contract with a lower monthly data allowance. But be careful - if you opt for too low a data cap, you might run the risk of exceeding it and having to pay extra fees each month.

What network providers offer Samsung phone contracts?

All the major phone networks have Samsung phone contracts available. From the biggest networks like O2 and Vodafone to the smaller providers like VOXI and SMARTY, you'll be able to choose a mobile tariff for a Samsung Galaxy phone.

Take a look at all mobile networks that offer phone contracts on Uswitch - you can compare and filter a wide range of offers from almost all of them, so you'll get lots of choice when deciding which contract is best for you.

Samsung Galaxy phones explained

The Samsung Galaxy range of smartphones includes the top-of-the-range Galaxy S, mid-range Galaxy A, newcomer Galaxy Z Fold and recently-discontinued Galaxy Note handsets.

The best-selling Galaxy smartphones are the Galaxy S models, which are also among the most popular Android handsets ever. And they have arguably done more to popularise the Android platform than any other smartphones.

From the first edition of the Samsung Galaxy S in 2010 to 2022's Samsung Galaxy S22 and S22 Ultra, Galaxy S mobiles have typically been acclaimed for their ease of use, bright, detailed displays and high-grade cameras.

Meanwhile, consumers on a budget and younger smartphone fans are catered for by the Samsung Galaxy A family.

Galaxy A models offer broadly similar features to more costly Galaxy smartphones. But with smaller, lower-grade screens and cameras and less processing power, enabling Samsung to sell them for a more wallet-friendly price.

Below, we take a look at some of the newest additions to the Galaxy range and give you a brief insight into what they offer.

Buy the Samsung Galaxy S22

Buy the new Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus

Buy the new Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy S22: key features

The standout feature on the Samsung Galaxy S22 is the stunning 6.1-inch full HD+ AMOLED screen, which fills the front of the phone. The display definitely sets it apart from all other smartphones on the market at the moment and is perfect for watching videos and playing games.

The S22’s 12, 50 and 10-megapixel cameras give you fantastic results, even in poor lighting conditions. The 10-megapixel front-facing camera has the same technology, making it perfect for taking selfies in the dark.

The S22 also comes with:

• Ultrafast fingerprint scanner
• 120Hz refresh rate
• 3,700mAh battery
• Fast wireless charging
• IP68 water resistance

The S22 Plus has all this amazing tech and more, with a larger 6.6" screen and 4500mAh battery. It also has 45W fast wired charging, which its smaller sibling doesn't sport.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: key features

The most high-spec and powerful Samsung phone to date, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra teams a premium angular design with five cameras, a massive 5,000mAh battery and a 100x zoom.

Other key features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra are:

• Can survive submersion in up to 1.5m of water for up to 30 minutes with an IP68 rating
• Super-fast charging and wireless charging
• Extremely bright, vibrant screen
• Smart S-Pen stylus that replaces the Galaxy Note handset

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: key features

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 is the latest flagship version of the company's new venture into foldable phones. It's come a long way since the first version, and is now a very well-designed and useful phone.

The ability to fold up the screen is obviously a unique feature, but it means you can multitask a lot better, and watch videos on a much larger screen than a Galaxy S phone.

Other key features of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 are:

• Smart S Pen for illustrating and note taking on-screen
• Rear triple camera with 12MP ultrawide, 50MP wide-angle and 10MP telephoto lenses
• Additional 10MP cover camera and 4MP under-display selfie camera
• A choice of 256GB, 512GB or 1TB internal storage
• IPX8 water resistance, meaning it can be unfolded freely in the rain, but isn't very dust resistant

Check out the Samsung Galaxy Fold 4

What is the latest Samsung phone?

The latest handsets released by Samsung were its Galaxy S22 range that were released in February 2022, and its newest folding phones the Galaxy Fold 4 and Flip 4, which came out in August.

What Samsung phones are coming out in 2023?

Early 2023 has seen the launch of Samsung's newest flagship smartphone - the Galaxy S23 series.

Which Samsung phone is the best in 2023?

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is considered to be one of the biggest releases of the year, so stay tuned for more info on the new flagship devices.

What is the cheapest Samsung smartphone?

The cheapest Samsung phone will likely be one from its budget-friendly Galaxy A series. Mobile sellers and networks often offer hundreds of different deals for cheap Samsung phones, so the cheapest isn't necessarily the same everywhere.

Just make sure you sort any results you find by 'total price' to make sure you're seeing the least expensive phone contracts on offer for the phone or contract type you want.