Samsung offering a guaranteed £200 trade-in price on S25 range
Samsung is offering customers the chance to trade in their old phone to receive at least £200 off a new Galaxy S25 device. The retailer is accepting any smartphone in any condition, even if it's broken or cracked.
In order to take advantage of this generous offer, shoppers need to select their new Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+ or S25 Ultra device and confirm the brand, model and condition of their old phone. They will then receive an instant discount on their new gadget, ranging from £200 to £506 depending on the phone being purchased and the condition of the old device.
Next, customers will need to return their old phone in the supplied packaging to complete the trade-in process. As well as accepting old Samsung phones, the retailer is allowing people to trade in a variety of used iPhone models, the Google Pixel Fold and other android devices.
The biggest amount shoppers can save is £581 on a new Galaxy S25 Ultra when trading in their old Samsung device. This reduces the price of the 256GB phone from £1,249 to £668. Customers trading in an Apple device can get a £500 discount, while the Google Pixel Fold phone will earn a £290 reduction.
For shoppers who only require 128GB, the Samsung Galaxy S25 can be purchased with up to £375 off when trading in an old Samsung model. Those trading in an iPhone can get up to £370 off, and the Google Pixel Fold phone remains at a £290 reduction.
Samsung isn't the only retailer where customers can snap up a great deal on a new phone. Amazon is currently offering a whopping £300 discount on the 128GB Google Pixel 9 Pro, reducing it from £999 to £699.
Currys is currently offering a £50 discount on the Apple iPhone 16 Pro. This 128GB phone has been reduced from £949 to £899.
Over on Trustpilot, shoppers are full of praise for Samsung's trade-in service. One buyer commented: "The phone arrived the next day, and the process of the trade-in was so simple. Plus, it came with free buds and Disney+ for a year.
"It's so much easier and better to buy a phone directly through Samsung rather than pay inflated prices through a traditional phone shop like EE or Vodafone. Would deffo recommend to anyone."
Sadly, one Samsung customer had a bad experience trading in their old device. They explained: "I made a mistake when trading in, which resulted in a £9 difference in trade-in price. I was forced to pay £100 surcharge. Customer service was not helpful at all."
However, someone else who used Samsung's trade-in service for a new laptop awarded the company five stars. They wrote: "I ordered a new laptop directly from Samsung as they were offering a discount and trade-in promo, representing the best deal I could get. The laptop was delivered 24 hours later by DPD, with good tracking information along the way.
"The trade-in pack was included in the package, so I followed the instructions to box up my old laptop and return it with the supplied label. That all went smoothly with good communication from Samsung. I am very happy with the laptop itself so all in all my experience has been positive."
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