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Buy a Galaxy S10 and get a free wireless charger worth £50
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When the release date for the new range of Samsung Galaxy S10 phones was released, we were inundated with pre-order deals. Now that they have actually been released, things have stepped up considerably.
There are too many deals to count, and it can feel imossible to pick the best one for you.
We take responsibility for ensuring that you get the complete picture when it comes to deals. We’ll try to show you the deals that work for data lovers, for low monthly fees, and for low upfront costs. We’ll also try and forward any deals that include free stuff, becuase we all like free stuff.
This is one such deal. Anyone who buys a Samsung Galaxy S10 or S10+ from Samsung within the first month of the official launch (March 8) will get a free ultra-thin wireless charger (while stocks last). The charger is worth £50 on it’s own, but you pay nothing.
This deal is perfect for anyone that likes getting something for nothing, and that’s all of us really, isn’t it?
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