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Samsung was founded in South Korea, all the way back in 1938. The company began producing electronics in the 1960s and has since become one of the leading brands for everything from smartphones to TVs. If you’re looking for a premium and powerful Android mobile phone, you really can’t go wrong with Samsung.
Choosing a network for your Samsung pay monthly deal can be as important as choosing the phone itself. While all the networks offer great service and some additional perks, it’s good to compare things like price and coverage, to see what best fits your budget and location. With pay monthly Samsung mobile phone deals on EE, O2, Three and Vodafone, you have plenty of choice!
On the EE network, you get a super-fast, reliable connection wherever you go, thanks to the biggest 4G coverage in the UK. In fact, EE is aiming to cover a massive 95% of UK landmass by 2020. That’s great news if you choose a Samsung mobile phone on EE, because you’ll be able to use your device in more places. To sweeten the deal, EE customers can get a free six-month subscription to popular apps including Apple Music and MTV Play. All just to say thanks!
If you buy a Samsung mobile on an O2 pay monthly deal, you get access to the exclusive Priority app, where you can get your hands on a load of perks, prizes and surprises. Great news if you’re into live sporting events or music gigs, because you get early access before general sale. Then there are loads of offers from high street brands, as well as competitions for free goodies. It’s good to know you can rely on the service, too, as O2 was awarded Britain’s Best Network for Coverage 2019.
There are tonnes of reasons to choose a Samsung mobile phone deal on Three. One of the biggest has to be Go Binge - a perk that lets anyone on a 12GB (or above) data plan use apps like Netflix and Snapchat without using any data! On top of that, there are mega unlimited data deals available for unlimited use across all your apps and games, all the time! Perks aside, you can’t grumble at Three’s mobile coverage that reaches 99% of the UK population.
If you’re into your entertainment, buying a Samsung mobile phone deal on Vodafone could be the way to go. Customers who opt for an Entertainment plan will be spoilt for choice between a 24-month subscription to Amazon Prime Video, Spotify, NOW TV Entertainment or Sky Sports Mobile TV. As an additional perk on selected Vodafone plans, you’ll be able to use your Samsung mobile phone in a whopping 77 worldwide destinations, including the USA, Australia and Canada.
Our Samsung mobile phone range is one of the biggest, which means you have lots of choice to suit your needs and budget. The best Samsung mobile you can get right now is the Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus, which feature stunning screens and one of the best cameras available. Plus, they can charge other compatible devices wirelessly!
Looking for a Samsung mobile phone that’s larger than life? Check out the big screen beauties in Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus, with an impressive 6.3-inch and 6.8-inch display respectively. Your video content has never looked so good.
For something at the entry level, check out the great-value Galaxy A71.
All Samsung mobile phones are powered by Android, which is Google’s mobile operating system. Android offers a load of smart, secure and simply amazing features built in, plus over 2 million apps to choose from in the Google Play store.
Of course, it’s not all about Android. Samsung’s own Wireless PowerShare feature on Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus is a real showstopper, allowing you to charge other compatible devices wirelessly. Both devices also feature the cool Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner built into the screen itself.
And not forgetting Bixby, Samsung’s own virtual assistant.
† RPI Price Increase - Each year, your Pay Monthly airtime tariff will be adjusted according to the Retail Price Index (RPI) rate of inflation. Your bill will be adjusted in March (EE), April (O2 & Vodafone) and May (Three) by the rate announced in January (EE & Three), February (O2) and March (Vodafone).
