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Samsung Galaxy S10 for £39 a month with no upfront cost (UK deal)
TL;DR: The 512GB Samsung Galaxy S10 is on sale for the price of the 128GB model, at just £39 a month with no upfront cost.
The bank holiday weekend is upon us, and we’re in the mood to celebrate. So sit back, relax, and save with this stunning offer from Carphone Warehouse.
You can now pick up the Samsung Galaxy S10 for just £39 a month, with absolutely nothing to pay upfront. The deal might not appear right away, but once you get through to the checkout, the price drops.
This low price is normally associated with the 128GB model, but this deal entitles you to the 512GB phone. That is a serious leap in storage, with unlimited texts, minutes, and 30GB of data, at no extra cost.
There’s a bunch of other features to get excited about, including the 6.1-inch widescreen quad HD display, wireless power sharing, ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, and three cameras, but it’s the storage that really impresses. Just think of that enormous gallery, filled with thousands and thousands of selfies. Isn’t that a beautiful thought?
Start the bank holiday weekend in the best way possible with this Samsung Galaxy S10 deal.
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