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Find out everything you need to know about Samsung and its advanced Galaxy devices below. From the best features to the best network, we’ll help you decide which deal and model to go for.
Samsung mobile phones cater for all types of budgets and users and the likelihood is you know someone who’s got one. With flagships that offer crystal-clear displays and super-powerful processors, Samsung phones boast the innovation and tech of a market-leading mobile brand.
If you buy your new Samsung mobile on an EE Smart Plan, you get smarter entertainment with Swappable Benefits, including data passes on video, music, gaming and more, for doing the things you love without eating into your data. The great thing is you can swap them anytime!
Enjoy all the perks of Priority with your new Samsung on O2. Be among the first to get access to event tickets, win prizes, freebies and exclusive discounts. Enjoy care-free roaming in 75 destinations (on selected plans) inclusive of your tariff and enjoy fast 4G in the UK.
With plans over 12GB, you can enjoy data-free streaming with the likes of Netflix thanks to Go Binge. Or if you like to use a wide range of apps without worrying about how much data you're using, go for an unlimited plan. As standard with Three, you can roam in over 70 countries too.
On Vodafone, you can now get unlimited data plans at a great price. If you’re after maximum data speeds on top of your unlimited allowance, make sure you get yourself a Samsung mobile phone on a Vodafone Unlimited Max plan. Plus, you can hotspot your other electronic devices!
At launch, Samsung Galaxy S10, S10 Plus and S10e were the first Samsung devices to sport the punch-hole Infinity-O Display. With an all-screen look, wireless power sharing and amazing camera tech, these Androids back up their beauty with power.
Now, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus have inherited the Infinity-O Display, and they’re even bigger and better at 6.3-inches and 6.8-inches respectively. In fact, the latter is the biggest Galaxy Note ever! The Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus, while no longer available, offered great screen technology, along with camera and tech upgrades from the previous generation.
On their release, Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus were real gamechangers with beautiful Infinity displays, improved cameras and usability features, such as its iris scanner. Galaxy Note 8 was the big return of the Note series, combining work and leisure with great screen tech, cameras and power.
With Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, you get a well-rounded device that sports the classic Galaxy look with sharp cameras, a large battery and Quad HD display. Samsung also offers a range or great-value handsets under its Galaxy A range that are often cheaper than flagships. These phones come with the latest look, impressive screen tech and high-quality cameras.
Infinity-O Display: Edge-to-edge viewing
The Galaxy S10 generation devices come with Samsung’s Wide QHD+ screen and dynamic AMOLED technology, offering true-to-life image reproduction, rated at the time, it’s ‘best ever’ display.
Next-Gen Cameras: Ultra-wide, low-light, no sweat
If you like a shameless selfie or an Insta upload, the cameras on Galaxy devices are crisp, sharp and perform in low-light. Get more in your shot with extra zoom and even capture video in 4K.
One UI: It’s clean and easy
A clean and clinical user experience is the focus of One UI by Samsung. It combines all that’s great about Android phone technology and lets your Samsung phone do all the hard work for you.
Wireless PowerShare: Boost your smart devices
The Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus were the first Samsung handsets to come with a handy PowerShare feature. This means you can charge friends’ phones with wireless tech or boost your Galaxy Buds.
† 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).
