Deals: Galaxy S24 FE and A56 promo offers discounts, cashback and a free Galaxy Watch7
Samsung UK is running a promotion dubbed 'Shine Bright' (ends June 24), which offers cashback on multiple Galaxy devices – from phones to the Ring – and even some freebies. Check out details on the promotion here (click View Terms & Conditions to see a PDF with all the cashback amounts).
The Samsung Galaxy S24 FE and Galaxy A56 are both £500 – getting either will net you a free Galaxy Watch7 and £100 cashback from Samsung. The A56 has more base storage – unfortunately, the 256GB S24 FE doesn't get a discount (it still gets £100 cashback, though).
Speaking of the Samsung Galaxy Watch7, it and the Galaxy Watch Ultra are available with small discounts plus cashback.
If you want to change form factors, the Samsung Galaxy Ring has £75 off at checkout plus an extra £10 off and you get £75 cashback.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra comes with a free Ultra Slim Keyboard Cover for a laptop-like experience – the large 14.6' 120Hz OLED display makes the Tab S10 Ultra closer to a laptop than most tablets can get. If you are a Prime Student subscriber, you can knock £100 off the price.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10+ and Galaxy Tab S9 (the latest 11' flagship slate from Samsung) both fetch £200 cashback. Prime Student Members can get a discount of £100 and £50, respectively.
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