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North Wales Live
12 hours ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
Samsung shoppers snap up £300 free cash with Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Shoppers can pocket a cool £300 directly into their bank account courtesy of a new deal from Samsung and Sky - but the offer won't last forever. Telecommunications giant Sky is offering customers the opportunity to spread the cost of the latest Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra so they don't have to shell out more than £1,000 in one go. This brings the cost down to a manageable £30 per month. Samsung has kicked off its Shine Bright campaign, which means shoppers who purchase certain products can also receive a substantial sum of money back into their accounts. After purchasing eligible products, Samsung enthusiasts simply need to visit this page to claim their cashback. If this Sky offer piques your interest, you can purchase the tablet here, then head over to Samsung's promotional page here to lodge a claim. However, bear in mind that the claim window shuts on June 24, reports the Express. Shoppers will need to submit their claim within 30 days and provide proof of purchase, the device's IMEI and the serial number. Once the claim is processed, Samsung will transfer £300 directly into their bank account. Simple, isn't it? Sky is allowing customers to pay for the tablet at £30 per month on a 48-month contract. This means tablet enthusiasts could use the Samsung cashback to offset the cost of the device for several months. When it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, it's the best tablet Samsung has to offer. It comes with a fast MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor, an S Pen stylus in the box and a ludicrously big 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 120Hz display. Samsung is also offering £100 cashback on the Galaxy Watch Ultra, meaning this Amazon purchase will cost £399. Samsung is also handing out £200 cashback on the Galaxy S25 Ultra phone from Samsung, including £200 trade-in credit on old phones. The Daily Express reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S10 Ultra model right here and sang its praises. As David Snelling said: "Is the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra a brilliant tablet? 100% yes!". "This gadget is supremely powerful, comes packed with smart features, looks premium and has performance that won't crumble under pressure. The AMOLED screen is simply stunning, and you even get that S Pen stylus in the box - that's something Apple charges over £100 to add. "However, no matter how good it is, that 14.6-inch panel is just too big for me, especially when travelling, and that's important as this is the time, like most people, when I use my tablet the most. "Of course, some will love the mammoth display, and if you genuinely need a super-sized screen, then this is a solid, if very expensive, option."
Wales Online
13 hours ago
- Business
- Wales Online
Samsung shoppers snap up £300 free cash with Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra
Samsung shoppers snap up £300 free cash with Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra Samsung is offering a cashback deal on certain products, including the new Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra (Image: SAMSUNG ) Shoppers can pocket a cool £300 directly into their bank account courtesy of a new deal from Samsung and Sky - but the offer won't last forever. Telecommunications giant Sky is offering customers the opportunity to spread the cost of the latest Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra so they don't have to shell out more than £1,000 in one go. This brings the cost down to a manageable £30 per month. Samsung has kicked off its Shine Bright campaign, which means shoppers who purchase certain products can also receive a substantial sum of money back into their accounts. After purchasing eligible products, Samsung enthusiasts simply need to visit this page to claim their cashback. If this Sky offer piques your interest, you can purchase the tablet here, then head over to Samsung's promotional page here to lodge a claim. However, bear in mind that the claim window shuts on June 24, reports the Express. Shoppers will need to submit their claim within 30 days and provide proof of purchase, the device's IMEI and the serial number. Once the claim is processed, Samsung will transfer £300 directly into their bank account. Simple, isn't it? Sky is allowing customers to pay for the tablet at £30 per month on a 48-month contract. This means tablet enthusiasts could use the Samsung cashback to offset the cost of the device for several months. Grab the Samsung Galaxy S10 Ultra - and £300 cash in the pocket £1299 £30 per month Sky GET DEAL Product Description Samsung Galaxy S10 Ultra is now coming with a huge £300 cash in your pocket - no catches. All shoppers have to do is buy it from Sky - then claim the cashback from Samsung. When it comes to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, it's the best tablet Samsung has to offer. It comes with a fast MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor, an S Pen stylus in the box and a ludicrously big 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 120Hz display. Samsung is also offering £100 cashback on the Galaxy Watch Ultra, meaning this Amazon purchase will cost £399. Samsung is also handing out £200 cashback on the Galaxy S25 Ultra phone from Samsung, including £200 trade-in credit on old phones. The Daily Express reviewed the Samsung Galaxy S10 Ultra model right here and sang its praises. As David Snelling said: "Is the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra a brilliant tablet? 100% yes!". Shoppers can get £300 in their bank account thanks to a cashback deal (Image: SAMSUNG . GETTY ) "This gadget is supremely powerful, comes packed with smart features, looks premium and has performance that won't crumble under pressure. The AMOLED screen is simply stunning, and you even get that S Pen stylus in the box - that's something Apple charges over £100 to add. Article continues below "However, no matter how good it is, that 14.6-inch panel is just too big for me, especially when travelling, and that's important as this is the time, like most people, when I use my tablet the most. "Of course, some will love the mammoth display, and if you genuinely need a super-sized screen, then this is a solid, if very expensive, option."
Daily Mirror
14 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Samsung fans can snap up £300 cash thanks to Sky S10 Ultra tablet deal
Tech lovers can currently get £300 in the bank when they buy the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra thanks to a new deal from Sky and Samsung A fresh deal from Samsung and Sky allows shoppers to pocket a cool £300 directly into their bank account—but it won't last forever. Telecoms giant Sky is offering customers the chance to spread the cost of the latest Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, which retails at over £1000, for £30 per month. The cherry on top is that Samsung enthusiasts can also bag £300 cashback due to a new promotion. Samsung has kicked off its Shine Bright campaign, allowing customers who purchase certain products to receive a hefty sum back into their bank accounts. After snapping up eligible items and they're in hand, all Samsung devotees need to do is visit this link and claim their cashback. If this Sky offer tickles your fancy, all you need to do is purchase the tablet here, then once it arrives in the post, head over to Samsung's promotional page here and submit a claim. Customers will need to lodge the claim within 30 days and provide proof of purchase, the device's IMEI and the serial number. Once the claim is approved, Samsung will transfer £300 directly into your bank account. Simple, isn't it? Sky is letting customers pay for the tablet at £30 per month on a 48-month contract. This means tablet fans can use the Samsung cashback to cover the cost of the device for several months, or splash out on something else entirely. Grab £300 cash thanks to Samsung and Sky cashback deal Product Description The Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra boasts a speedy MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ processor, an included S Pen stylus, and a whopping 14.6-inch Dynamic AMOLED 120Hz display. Don't fancy Sky's offering? Samsung is offering £100 cashback on the Galaxy Watch Ultra, meaning this Amazon purchase will cost £399. Samsung is also handing out £200 cashback on the Galaxy S25 Ultra phone from Samsung here, including £200 trade-in credit on old phones. Our tech gurus at the Daily Express have given the Samsung Galaxy S10 Ultra model a thorough review right here and they're singing its praises. They declared: "Is the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra a brilliant tablet? 100% yes!". "This device is incredibly powerful, brimming with smart features, exudes a premium look and delivers performance that won't buckle under pressure. The AMOLED screen is simply breathtaking, and you even get that S Pen stylus in the box - something Apple charges over £100 to include." However, tech editor David Snelling did have one gripe with the screen. He admitted: "However, no matter how good it is, that 14.6-inch panel is just too large for me, especially when travelling, and that's crucial as this is when, like most people, I use my tablet the most. "Of course, some will adore the gigantic display, and if you genuinely require a super-sized screen, then this is a solid, albeit pricey, option. It ticks all the right boxes and you certainly won't be disappointed with your purchase."
Daily Record
5 days ago
- Business
- Daily Record
Apple fans rush for £22 a month MacBook Air offer that shoppers are snapping up
If shoppers have been eyeing up the newest MacBook Air but have been put off by the hefty price tag, Sky has just the solution While Apple MacBooks are known for their top-notch quality, coughing up to £700 for a new gadget can be quite a dent in the pocket. Sky is offering a solution that allows customers to spread the cost of devices, including the latest MacBook Air, which is equipped with the newest M4 chip. For a limited time, Sky is offering the device at £22 per month. This 48-month contract includes the MacBook Air with Apple's fastest and latest chip and a storage capacity of 256 GB. It's important to remember that this deal involves a 48-month contract, so potential buyers should keep this in mind before signing up. The latest M4 chip promises smooth performance for all your needs, boasting up to 18 hours of battery life and built-in Apple Intelligence to help users accomplish tasks effortlessly. Customers have a choice of four stunning colours, including Sky Blue, Midnight and Silver, as Devon Live reports. Shoppers want to hunt around for other deals, there are plenty of things to choose from. Argos currently has a special offer on this Acer Aspire i5 laptop for £549 for Windows fans. Meanwhile, Apple users can get a refurbished M2 MacBook Air from BackMarket for £731. Tech experts at the Daily Express reviewed the M4 MacBook Air earlier in March, and to say they were impressed would be an understatement- they awarded it a full five stars. Tech editor David Snelling commented: "Just when you thought the MacBook Air couldn't get much better, another powerful update comes along. We were already huge fans of this highly portable PC, and now there are even more reasons to invest, thanks to the mighty M4 processor, improved external display compatibility, more RAM as standard and the Centre Stage web camera. "Battery life continues to impress, the screen is bright and colourful, and there are all the usual features you'd expect on a MacBook, such as a tactile keyboard, brilliant Force Touch trackpad and fast Touch ID fingerprint scanner. The new Sky Blue colour is surely going to be a huge hit and joins the Midnight, Starlight, and Silver shades. "Yes, it's a bit of a shame that you only get two USB-C ports on one side of the device. Although it starts from a cheaper £999, it can get expensive if you start adding extras. "Otherwise, this is a brilliant upgrade to a device that was already at the top of its game. We probably wouldn't even recommend buying the M3 Air (even if you can find a deal) as the entry-level option only gets that 8GB of RAM - that's 50% less than the new £999 M4 machine." Concluding his review, Snelling affirmed: "We can honestly say there's no reason, barring the cost, that you shouldn't take the plunge and order the M4 Air today. It really is that good."
Wales Online
13-06-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Sky offers Apple MacBook Air with M4 chip for £22 a month in new deal
Sky offers Apple MacBook Air with M4 chip for £22 a month in new deal Sky is offering the latest MacBook Air, which is powered by Apple's newest M4 chip, for just £22 per month The newest Apple MacBook Air with an M4 chip (Image: APPLE . GETTY ) While Apple MacBooks are famed for their top-notch quality, parting with up to £700 for a new gadget can be a significant dent in one's finances. However, Sky has devised a solution that enables customers to spread the cost of devices, including the latest MacBook Air fitted with the newest M4 chip, without straining their monthly budget. For a limited time, Sky is offering this device at a mere £22 per month. This 48-month contract includes the MacBook Air equipped with Apple's fastest and latest chip and a storage capacity of 256GB. It's important to remember that this deal entails a 48-month contract, so prospective buyers should consider this before committing, reports Devon Live. READ MORE: Dog owner hails 89p-a-day food that 'improved condition' after vet says 'expect the worst' READ MORE: Garden parasol with solar LED lights that customers 'absolutely love' now down to £55 The latest M4 chip guarantees smooth performance for all your requirements, boasting up to 18 hours of battery life and integrated Apple Intelligence to assist users in completing tasks effortlessly. Customers can select from four striking colours, including Sky Blue, Midnight and Silver. Shoppers want to hunt around for some deals, there are plenty of things to choose from. Argos currently has a special offer on this Acer Aspire i5 laptop for £549 for Windows fans. Meanwhile, Apple users can get a refurbished M2 MacBook Air from BackMarket for £731. Grab the MacBook Air with the M4 chip for £22 a month £899 £22 a month Sky GET DEAL Product Description Sky is handing out the newest MacBook Air from Sky for £22 a month with a £2 upfront cost. For Apple diehards, it might be a way to upgrade without needing to empty the bank Tech gurus at our sister paper, the Daily Express, reviewed the MacBook Air earlier in March, and it's safe to say they were thoroughly impressed, awarding it a full five stars. Tech editor David Snelling commented: "Just when you thought the MacBook Air couldn't get much better, another powerful update comes along. We were already huge fans of this highly portable PC, and now there are even more reasons to invest, thanks to the mighty M4 processor, improved external display compatibility, more RAM as standard and Centre Stage web camera." The M4 MacBook Air He continued praising the device, noting: "Battery life continues to impress, the screen is bright and colourful, and there are all the usual features you'd expect on a MacBook, such as a tactile keyboard, brilliant Force Touch trackpad and fast Touch ID fingerprint scanner. The new Sky Blue colour is surely going to be a huge hit and joins the Midnight, Starlight, and Silver shades." However, Snelling did acknowledge a drawback stating: "Yes, it's a bit of a shame that you only get two USB-C ports on one side of the device. Although it starts from a cheaper £999, it can get expensive if you start adding extras." Article continues below Summing up his thoughts, he claimed: "Otherwise, this is a brilliant upgrade to a device that was already at the top of its game. We probably wouldn't even recommend buying the M3 Air (even if you can find a deal) as the entry-level option only gets that 8GB of RAM - that's 50% less than the new £999 M4 machine." Wrapping up his thoughts, Snelling concluded emphatically: "We can honestly say there's no reason, barring the cost, that you shouldn't take the plunge and order the M4 Air today. It really is that good."
