Plenty of other smartphones have launched so far in 2024, but one company got most of the attention: Samsung.
Its Galaxy S24 handsets launched to much fanfare, with a host of high-end features and AI at the forefront.
But whether you want to buy the regular Galaxy S24, S24+ or S24 Ultra (here’s how to decide between them), there are some impressive bundles and deals available. Here’s everything you need to know.
Best Samsung Galaxy S24 deals in the UK
Editor’s Pick: Free Galaxy Buds 2 Pro + up to £360 trade-in value + exclusive colours at Samsung
You can also get the Galaxy S24 range from the following retailers:
They’re available on contract from the following:
The widget below contains the best contract deals right now if you’re based in the UK.
Best Samsung Galaxy S24 deals in the US
Editor’s Pick: Double storage for free + up to $750 trade-in credit + exclusive colours at Samsung
You can also get the Galaxy S24 range from:
And you can secure one on contract from the following:
Here’s a summary of the cheapest contract deals with at least 3GB of data in the US. However, there are plenty of other options for the S24, S24+ and S24 Ultra.
When was the Samsung Galaxy S24 series released?
Samsung announced the Galaxy S24, S24+ and S24 Ultra at its Galaxy Unpacked event on 17 January 2024.
All three are available now in the UK, US and many other countries, having been released on 31 January 2024.
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How much does the Samsung Galaxy S24 series cost?
As you might expect from Android flagships, the S24 handsets aren’t cheap. Here’s how much you can expect to pay at launch:
Galaxy S24
- 8GB/128GB – £799/$799.99
- 8GB/256GB – £859/$859.99
Galaxy S24+
- 12GB/256GB – £999/$999.99
- 12GB/512GB – £1,099/$1,119.99
Galaxy S24 Ultra
- 12GB/256GB – £1,249/$1,299.99
- 12GB/512GB – £1,349/$1,419.99
- 12GB/1TB – £1,549/$1,659.99
The S24 and S24+ are priced in line with many flagship phones, but the S24 Ultra is one of the most expensive Android phones you can buy.
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Author: Chris Martin, Reviews Editor, Tech Advisor
Chris got his break as a reporter at infamous site The Inquirer and has been at Tech Advisor for more than 12 years. With a BA degree in Music Technology, audio is his specialism, but over the years he has reviewed all kinds of gadgets, from smartwatches to mesh Wi-Fi to coffee machines.