Samsung fans snap up 70p a day Galaxy S25 with £220 freebie – but it's selling fast
Samsung fans have been snapping up a Galaxy S25 with a 70p deal that now comes with a free gift worth more than £200. The deal comes from Sky Mobile, where the S25 has been reduced from £28 to £22 when spreading the cost.
This saves £216 over the 36-month plan and works out at roughly 70p per day over 31 days. Sky has highlighted the S25 as an 'in-demand' product, with more than 100 ordered in the past 48 hours.
Shoppers claiming the deal must pay a £12 upfront fee, but they will also receive a pair of free Galaxy Buds3 Pro worth £219. The Galaxy S25 comes in a choice of four colours, Icyblue, Navy, Silver Shadow and Mint.
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While the contract runs for 36 months, members are able to upgrade their handset after 24 months at no extra cost. Shoppers should be aware that the £22 monthly price covers the phone itself and must be taken with a Sky data plan, which range from £0 for 100MB through to £22 for unlimited data.
The free earbuds will not appear in the Sky basket, but Sky assures they will be included in the order confirmation at no extra cost.
Those keeping it running for the full duration can expect to pay at least £792 for the phone, which works out more than buying outright from Amazon (£649) and Samsung (£699). Despite this, Sky's deal is a more affordable alternative for those looking to avoid a large upfront fee.
Another monthly deal with an enticing freebie comes from Mobiles.co.uk, where iD Mobile's £27.99, 100GB tariff includes a free Galaxy Watch7. However, it also comes with a higher upfront cost of £149.
Whichever option Samsung shoppers opt for, the Galaxy S25 has earned a wave of glowing reviews from Amazon customers and a 4.4-star rating. One five-star review said: 'One of the best smartphones I've ever had.
'This is extremely fast, cameras are top notch, screen, user experience, and battery are really fantastic. The battery holds very well and lasts all day without a problem. It is a pleasure to use this phone.'
Another said: 'Excellent phone, best of the Samsung range to date. Nice size and screen too and weight easy to manage in the hand. Sound quality from the speakers is not bad either.'
This buyer noted an issue with their handset, saying: 'Been using it for under two weeks and it gets really hot when charging. I've never had that happen with a new phone before.'
A third five-star review said: 'Speedy phone, flawless performance. Samsung have built a strong phone to knock the competitors off their pedestal. 100% worth the money.'
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