Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G Refurbished Good - Like New £669 / Good 512GB for ~£569 (add £10 PAYG for new customer (+ £25 Quidco)

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28th Mar
No idea why people scaremonger about condition with Giffgaff deals. You can order 'Good' and get a device in pristine condition. If you're not happy then the returns process is extremely easy.
30th Mar
My 'Good' just arrived, I had to look hard for any faults and could only find this slight blemish on the top of the phone, with something similar on the bottom. The screen and back look absolutely perfect, I'm very happy with Good.

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30th Mar
So that's basically Pristine - Nice.
2nd Apr
Received my phone today, rated as good. I'm really impressed with it, sides have slight marks on it. Screen has one tiny scratch which is hardly noticeable even with screen off. (edited)
28th Mar
When I posted a deal for similar condition phone at 499 with 1 year Samsung warranty last week was voted cold and trolled by the usual suspect, this one apparently is hot, something eludes me
28th Mar
I don't get why, I guess it was fair condition.
The seller you posted is a legit seller, I've bought my fold 4 and a pixel 7 pro from them, I was honest and told them I'm buying two phones to see which one I like best, are you ok with me returning the one I don't like, they said yes and even offered to pay for it to be shipped back.
28th Mar
Thanks! I've gone for Good. Will report back the condition when it arrives
28th Mar
Bought good phone last month , I don't like it. I returned
28th Mar
It might not be the latest flagship anymore but still a very good phone and buying from GiffGaff means if condition is not satisfactory for you then you can return ♨️
28th Mar
OneUI 6.1 out today also.
28th Mar
Good- Light scratches and possibly some dents or scuffs. No more than 5 deep blemishes. Minimum 80% battery health
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28th Mar
As per members comments on previous giffgaff deals - so many times Good have come as Pristine.
Also, best thing is - its very hassle free 21 days return if you are not satisfied for whatever reason.
28th Mar
What's this about blacklisted phones?
28th Mar
You tell us?
28th Mar
Heat! Giffgaff is the best place to buy used from imo, other places charge you to return
28th Mar
Have you bother from GiffGaff before? Do they come with original lightening charging cables please?
28th Mar
This is a great deal. I'm gutted, I have a load of Amazon vouchers via work but this s23 ultra is the phone I'm after. miles better than the pixel 8pro
30th Mar
Are the vouchers already redeemed in your Amazon account & how many worth do you have?
28th Mar
The £25 quidco cashback is only when you buy the phone with a giffgaff plan
28th Mar
You need to purchase a plan anyway to buy the phone. That can just be the £10 rolling monthly one which the OP mentioned in the description and title
28th Mar
These phones really reshaped the entire smartphone industry. These are better than best except for the S24 Ultra that is even better.
28th Mar
Insane phone, no need to buy s24
28th Mar
Anyone upgraded from an S21 Ultra? Mine is running fine, much of an upgrade?
28th Mar
I thought this was a great article to read before deciding androidauthority.com/sam…30/
"Conclusion
All of this is to say that if you have the Galaxy S21 Ultra, you don’t necessarily need to upgrade right now.
Especially with Samsung’s excellent software commitment, you can easily hold on to the older phone until 2025 or 2026, barring any major battery issues.
And by then, we might get a larger smartphone overhaul that won’t make every update feel so iterative.
That said, if you’re an owner of the Exynos Galaxy S21 Ultra, you’ll find that moving up to the new Samsung flagship offers a decent step-up in terms of performance.
Moreover, the battery life is a tangible upgrade that you will notice in day-to-day usage.
For those two reasons alone, you might want to upgrade to the S23 Ultra if you can find on sale."
29th Mar
Current using a 'very good' Sony from Giffgaff which came absolutely brand new pristine looking. Wouldn't be surprised if good came very good.
30th Mar
Don't forget Dex either, it has become very polished.
Feels like a cross between Windows and Chromebook.
It's strange you don't have to rush to a browser for everything because all the apps are already installed on your phone.
Scaling works excellent for at least 80% of mobile apps and can be nicely docked 50/50 side by side.
A basic USB-C dock is all you need.
You can even use the phone at the same time or even as a trackpad/touchpad which works smoothly.

I bought my S22 Ultra for the cameras and stylus, Dex was just the icing on the cake.
I can't see any reason to upgrade at the moment as Samsung software updates are very good.

The only one that will cut the mustard now is another S## Ultra.
1st Apr
This or OP12? Ordered OP12 512GB from AliExpress deal last week and yet to be shipped. Tempted to get a "good" grade S23 Ultra. Unable to decide. Any suggestions would be helpful.
4th May
Is this deal still available?