Samsung is offering some great Black Friday deals on some of its best-loved devices including the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
Samsung has kicked off its early Black Friday deals, allowing you to avoid the rush before the busy period even begins. The South Korean tech giant has introduced some early bargains on its most sought-after devices, including the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra and more.
By using the code TWENTY at the Samsung checkout, you can slash the price of a range of its devices. On top of that, you could get even more off the price with trade-in deals, bringing the S24 Ultra down from £1,249 to just £1,000.
There are a host of deals on the website, including 20% off some of its latest Android smartphones, such as the S24 FE and the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6. A chance to bag the brands newest smartphones for a cheaper price.
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Samsung has also announced it will be sending out an exclusive Black Friday offer to tech enthusiasts who bag a deal in the run-up to the big day, which is still over a month away on November 29.
This could be perfect for eager bargain hunters. Samsung is also tripling reward points that can be used towards future purchases for a limited time – so if you’ve been eyeing up some great buys, now might be the time to pounce on a deal.
For a limited time, Samsung is also offering 10% off the newly released Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 series. Samsung is also offering £500 cashback on some of its most popular TVs, which might be ideal as the darker winter nights draw in, including soundbars.
But if you’re eager to snag some early bargains before Black Friday, you can check out a huge list of early deals that we have listed right here. Sky Mobile’s deals could also be a good alternative to look at if you’re wanting to split the price in a more swallowable per month rate, some shoppers could prefer this as despite Samsung’s sale they are still a big cost to pay.
