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Shani Cohen

Shoppers can save £230 on the Samsung Galaxy at Mobiles.co.uk for a limited time only

Looking to purchase a new mobile phone, but don’t want to fork out a fortune? Well you’re in luck as Mobiles.co.uk has unveiled an incredible selection of deals across its impressive Samsung Galaxy S22 range.

The deals include huge savings up to £230 on the upfront cost, as well as a 12-month free Disney+ subscription.

Latest devices like the Samsung Galaxy S22 and the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE are heavily discounted, with prices starting from just £32 per month with 240GB data.

It’s not often we see such great deals which include a free Disney Plus subscription, and this one ends on 6 September - so we wouldn’t wait around if we were you.

Disney+ is priced at £7.99 a month, meaning for a 12-month subscription you’d usually have to fork out £79.90, however with this promo you’ll be getting it for free.

Below we’ve picked out the best deals from Mobiles.co.uk included in the Samsung promotion.

It might have only launched a few years ago, but Disney+ has built up a whopping catalogue of movies and series that has created serious competition for the likes of Netflix and Prime Video.

The free Disney+ subscription isn't the only deal Mobiles.co.uk is offering. When you upgrade your phone to upgraded handsets including the iPhone 13, Samsung Galaxy S22, and the Google Pixel 6, you'll get £20 off the upfront cost with voucher code UPG20.

The following deals are currently live onsite for a strictly limited time. You can check if you're eligible for an upgrade here.

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