One of our favourite deals on the Galaxy S22 is still running, and it makes the brilliant Galaxy S23 look rather expensive.
There’s a lot to be said for having the latest smartphone model from one of the biggest brands in the business, but right now, the smart money is on last year’s Samsung Galaxy S22.
Head over to Affordable Mobiles, and you can still pick up the Samsung Galaxy S22 on contract for just £27 a month and a £69.99 up front fee.
Phenomenal Galaxy S22 Deal
Pick up a Galaxy S22 on a 24 month Three contract with an upfront fee of £69.99 rather than the usual £119.99.
- Affordable Mobiles
- Save £50
- £69.99 up front, £27 a month
It’s that up front free that really saves you money here, as it usually stands at £119.99. You’re effectively saving £50.
Aside from the Galaxy S22 itself, this deal will get you a 24 month Three contract with a generous 100GB of data, as well as unlimited texts and minutes.
If you’re wondering whether the Galaxy S22 is worth looking at in a world where the Galaxy S23 exists, we’d direct your attention to our 4-star review, which we have updated since the Galaxy S23 came to market.
“It may be a year old but the Samsung Galaxy S22 remains an excellent compact phone, with superb performance and an excellent camera being particular highlights,” we said.
In particular we praised a triple camera system that remain “highly versatile and very capable”, as well as the phone’s generally superb performance. “The S22 didn’t ever let me down during my time with it, whether gaming or performing less-intensive tasks,” said our reviewer.
If you’re after a compact phone that ticks all the boxes, but for a less-than-flagship price, you’ll struggle to do better than this deal.
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