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Best deals in Samsung’s bank holiday sale (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Save 15% on Samsung smartphones, wearables, and tablets using the code MAY15.
The UK’s bank holiday has been and gone, and we know that sucks. We’re all suffering right now, but all is not lost.
You can still save in Samsung’s massive bank holiday sale, with 15% off smartphones, wearables, and tablets. To access the discount, all you need to do is enter the code MAY15 at the checkout. It’s that simple.
This sale is running until May 29, and you can only redeem the code once per transaction. Stocks are also limited, so we recommend acting fast if you find something of interest. We wouldn’t want you to miss out, especially considering the range of products on offer.
You can save on Galaxy S20 smartphones, Galaxy Book S laptops, Galaxy Tab S6 tablets, Galaxy Watch wearables, and much more. The choice is all yours.
Secure the best deals from Samsung’s bank holiday sale.
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