Poco SIM Free Phones
All Poco phones available on SIM Free
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Filter dealsSamsung Galaxy cashback offer - how to claim
To claim your cashback, submit your claim through Samsung's Cashback Claim Link within 30 days of purchase.
Your cashback will be paid into your Samsung Wallet as a prepaid Mastercard. You'll need a Samsung account and Samsung Wallet to receive it, and once it's been issued, you can use it anywhere that accepts Mastercard.
How to claim
• Buy an eligible Samsung Galaxy device between 9 September 2026 and 6 October 2026.
• Then make a claim for the cashback within 30 days of purchase.
• To make a valid claim, you'll need to provide:
- Proof of purchase (such as your order confirmation)
- Your new phone's IMEI number
- Your new phone's serial number
- Clear photos of the purchased Samsung Galaxy device
Samsung will then check your claim, and if it's accepted, will pay out the cashback, though there's no set time period you'll receive it in. It's best to keep a record of the proofs / photos you used in the claim until Samsung pays the cashback.
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These are usually customer returns or have been sent back due to a fault that has now been fixed.
While you won't get the original packaging and accessories, they work normally and we only include phones with the highest rating.
This is ordered by the literal total cost over the length of the contract
One-year contracts are often going to appear cheaper overall than longer deals as you're getting the airtime for a shorter period, so use equivalent monthly cost to see the real value.
This Huawei smartphone doesn't support Google apps (Gmail, YouTube, Maps or the Chrome browser) and other apps you can usually find elsewhere (banking, shopping etc) are not yet available. There are ways around this, but it's not for everyone and they won't update automatically.
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Show all dealsYou don't get the original accessories
With refurbished phones, you may not get any of the original accessories the phone came with when new, such as plugs and earphones - but you'll usually get a cable to charge it.
Most offer a 12-month warranty
Most retailers offer a 12-month warranty on refurbished phones, though always check first before buying. Under the warranty, the retailer will fix most technical issues that occur during the first year you own the refurb.
Most allow free returns for up to 30 days
Retailers generally offer free returns on refurbished phones. You usually have either 14 or 30 days to return it if you're not happy (it varies depending on the retailer). It should be a straightforward process to return it in this period, as most have dedicated processes.
You can still insure your phone
Insurance providers will usually let you insure you phone even if it's a refurb, and it shouldn't cost any extra. So if you want to protect your phone against accidental damage, loss or theft, see Mobile phone insurance for more info.
Most offer a 12-month warranty
Most retailers offer a 12-month warranty on refurbished phones, though always check first before buying. Under the warranty, the retailer will fix most technical issues that occur during the first year you own the refurb.
Most allow free returns for up to 30 days
Retailers generally offer free returns on refurbished phones. You usually have either 14 or 30 days to return it if you're not happy (it varies depending on the retailer). It should be a straightforward process to return it in this period, as most have dedicated processes.
You can still insure your phone
Insurance providers will usually let you insure you phone even if it's a refurb, and it shouldn't cost any extra. So if you want to protect your phone against accidental damage, loss or theft, see Mobile phone insurance for more info.
You don't get the original accessories
With refurbished phones, you may not get any of the original accessories the phone came with when new, such as plugs and earphones - but you'll usually get a cable to charge it.
Social tariffs
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