If you hurry, you can get a free iPad-style tablet from Samsung.
Want to get your hands on a shiny new tablet without spending a penny? Samsung is offering just that. The Korean tech giant is running a limited-time promotion where it's giving away a Galaxy Tab A9 worth over £199 when you buy a Galaxy S25 Ultra phone. All you have to do is enter the code S25BOOST at checkout to claim your gift.
SEE FREE OFFER OF TAB A9 HERE
For those who don’t know, the Galaxy Tab A9 has a bright 8.7-inch screen, a powerful processor, a decent 64GB of storage, and long battery life. There are also full parental settings to keep kids safe, USB-C charging, and standard front and rear cameras for family photos.
Of course, you'll have to get the Galaxy S25 Ultra to take advantage of this great deal. Still, it's a great smartphone that comes highly recommended. It gets a new design, a larger 6.9-inch screen, and a blazing-fast Snapdragon 8 Elite processor hidden beneath its titanium body.
Other features include an improved quad rear camera, stronger glass, and all the latest Galaxy AI features like Now Brief, advanced image editing, and full access to Google's Gemini Assistant.
This device starts at £1,249, which is certainly not a cheap price, but you can reduce it by trading in your old phone for a new one.
SEE FREE OFFER OF TAB A9 HERE
The discounts depend on the model you currently have, but Samsung will even give you a £200 discount if you trade in the device in any condition.
“Get a guaranteed £200 discount when you trade in any Android smartphone, regardless of its condition.” Using this offer, you'll get this premium flagship for £1,049 and a tablet to boot.
The only thing to remember is that this deal ends next week, so you need to hurry.
Of course, if Android isn't your first choice, Apple is about to release a new iPhone 16e. This device goes on sale this Friday and will pack a lot of features into a more affordable price of £599.
For that price, you get a 6.1-inch display, a fast A18 processor, full access to Apple Intelligence, and an action button on the side of the aluminum body.
Sourse: www.mirror.co.uk
