
Cheap Samsung Deals
Find the best Samsung deals, incl the Galaxy S20, S20 FE, S10 & S10 Lite
While a new Samsung handset is never MoneySaving, if you've got your heart set on one, read our tips to help minimise the cost – including our pick of the best Galaxy S20 deals.
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The top Samsung need-to-knows
Should you get a Samsung Galaxy on a contract? What other ways are there to get one? Our Samsung need-to-knows should help you decide, as well as giving you some tips on selling your old phone and getting the most out of your current tariff.

Samsung's latest 2021 range of Galaxy phones has arrived, all with the expected eye-watering prices (if bought direct from Samsung) – the 'entry-level' Galaxy S21 5G from £769, the Galaxy S21+ 5G from £949 and the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G from £1,149.
These can all be pre-ordered ahead of the official on-sale date of Thursday 28 January, but it's safe to say these models are not MoneySaving, and early adopters often pay more – but if you're determined to get one anyway, at least do it cheapest. For the best current prices on S21 pre-orders, check out our new Cheap Mobile Finder tool.
For now, we'll continue to monitor the prices of the now 'old' flagship phones below (Galaxy S20) as well as new budget options such as the and Galaxy S10 Lite and Galaxy S20 FE.
Top Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite deals
Samsung's latest model is the lower-spec Galaxy S10 Lite – see Galaxy S10 Lite specs. While new smartphones are never MoneySaving, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is considerably cheaper than other models. There are 1,000s of different combos you can get with varying allowances, but to help, we've rounded up a selection of deals below that come with at least 3GB/mth data, as this is enough for most people according to our most recent data usage poll. If these aren't for you, see our Cheap Mobile Finder tool to help you find the right deal.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite – what we'd go for
Right now, the cheapest way to get the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite with enough data for most is with Three via Affordable Mobiles for £552 over the two-year contract but this deal is only available on the white coloured model.
If you're already with Three, or it's not great in your area, there's also this 4GB data deal from EE via Metrofone.
MODEL |
DATA & NETWORK (1) | TOTAL COST (2 YEARS) | UPFRONT COST | MONTHLY COST |
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite 128GB* via Affordable Mobiles |
30GB/mth Three |
£552 | £0 | £23 |
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite 128GB* via Fonehouse |
4GB/mth EE |
£593 | £89 when using code FHMSE30 on the basket page. | £21 |
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite 128GB* Via Buymobiles |
3GB/mth O2 |
£649 | £169 | £20 |
Note: These are today's prices, but providers often increase prices in line with inflation or a set % during the contract. (1) All come with unlimited mins & texts unless stated otherwise and allowances are per month. Note: Deals are for newbies of that network. |

Samsung's latest release, the Galaxy S20 Fan Edition 4G, is a more affordable version of its flagship Galaxy S20 – see Galaxy S20 FE specs. It's still not cheap, but you can save by going through resellers rather than direct to the major networks. There are 1,000s of different combos you can get with varying allowances, but to help, we've rounded up a selection of deals below that come with at least 3GB/mth data, as this is enough for most according to our last data usage poll. If these aren't for you, see our Cheap Mobile Finder tool to help you find the right deal.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE – what we'd go for
Right now, the cheapest way you can get the brand new Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is with EE via Metrofone. It's £663 over the two-year contract.
If you're already with EE, then there's this iD Mobile deal (which uses the Three network). It's £701.75 over the two-year contract.
MODEL | DATA & NETWORK (1) | TOTAL COST (2 YEARS) | UPFRONT COST | MONTHLY COST |
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 128GB* via Metrofone |
4GB/mth EE |
£663 | £159 | £21 |
Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 128GB* via Carphone Warehouse |
50GB/mth iD Mobile (uses Three) |
£701.75 | £149.99 | £22.99 |
Note: These are today's prices, but providers often increase prices in line with inflation or a set % during the contract. (1) All come with unlimited mins & texts unless stated otherwise and allowances are per month. Note: Deals are for newbies of that network. |

Samsung's latest standard model is the Galaxy S20 – see Galaxy S20 specs. It's not cheap, but you can save by going through resellers rather than direct to the major networks. There are 1,000s of different combos you can get with varying allowances, but to help, we've rounded up a selection of deals below that come with at least 3GB/mth data, as this is enough for most according to our last data usage poll. If these aren't for you, see our Cheap Mobile Finder tool to help you find the right deal.

Samsung Galaxy S20 – what we'd go for
Right now, the cheapest way you can get a Samsung Galaxy S20 is with Three. It's £835 over the two-year contract.
If you're already with Three, then there's this 15GB/mth deal with EE via Fonehouse. It's £865 over the 24-month contract.
MODEL | DATA & NETWORK (1) | TOTAL COST (2 YEARS) | UPFRONT COST | MONTHLY COST |
Samsung Galaxy S20 128GB* via Fonehouse |
100GB/mth Three |
£835 | £19 when using code FHMSE30 on the basket page. | £34 |
Samsung Galaxy S20 128GB* via Fonehouse |
15GB/mth EE |
£865 | £169 when using code FHMSE30 on the basket page. | £29 |
Note: These are today's prices, but providers often increase prices in line with inflation or a set % during the contract. (1) All come with unlimited mins & texts unless stated otherwise and allowances are per month. Note: Deals are for newbies of that network. |

Samsung's latest flagship that's 5G capable is the Galaxy S20 5G – see Galaxy S20 5G specs. As 5G is in its infancy, models that support it are not cheap, but you can still save by going through resellers rather than direct to the networks. There are 1,000s of different combos you can get with varying allowances, but to help, we've rounded up a selection of deals below that come with at least 3GB+/mth data, as this is enough for most people according to our most recent data usage poll. If these aren't for you, see our Cheap Mobile Finder tool to help you find the right deal.
MODEL |
DATA & NETWORK (1) | TOTAL COST (2 YEARS) | UPFRONT COST | MONTHLY COST |
Samsung Galaxy S20 5G 128GB* via Fonehouse |
30GB/mth Three |
£889 | £49 when using code FHMSE30 on the basket page. | £35 |
Samsung S20 5G 128GB* via EE |
10GB/mth EE |
£958 | £70 | £37 |
(1) All come with unlimited mins & texts unless stated otherwise and allowances are per month. |
If you're not set on getting the latest smartphone, then you can save money by plucking for an older Samsung Galaxy model. Prices take a tumble once newer models are announced, so to help you decide among the 1,000s of different combos, we've rounded up a selection of deals below that come with at least 3GB+/mth data, as this is enough for most people according to our most recent data usage poll. If these aren't for you, see our Cheap Mobile Finder tool to help you find the right deal.

Older Samsung Galaxy models – what we'd go for
Right now, there are very few decent deals on Samsung's older models and some cost just as much as its latest flagships. But we've found this one for its Galaxy S10e model (released 2019) which costs £633 over the two-year contract.
MODEL |
DATA & NETWORK (1) | TOTAL COST (2 YEARS) | UPFRONT COST | MONTHLY COST |
Samsung Galaxy S10e 128GB* via Fonehouse |
4GB/mth EE |
£633 | £129 when using code FHMSE30 on the basket page. | £21 |
Note: These are today's prices, but providers often increase prices in line with inflation or a set % during the contract. (1) All come with unlimited mins & texts unless stated otherwise and allowances are per month. Note: Deals are for newbies of that network. |
How to complain about your network
The mobile industry doesn't have the best customer service reputation and while a provider may be good for some, it can be hell for others. Common problems include limited network coverage, slow data speeds, unexpected charges and more. It's always worth trying to call your provider first, but if not then…

Free tool to help you complain
This tool helps you draft and manage your complaint. It's totally free to use, and it's offered by Resolver, a firm we work with to help people get complaints justice.
If the complaint isn't resolved, Resolver can escalate it to the free Ombudsman Services (or CISAS if you're complaining about Virgin Mobile).
Important: if your issue is about a voucher or incentive that was part of an MSE Blagged deal, then instead just let us know by emailing voucherhelp@moneysavingexpert.com as that's usually quicker.

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