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Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra 128GB 5G Mobile Phone - £854.10 / £804.10 With Trade In (+ £25 Uber Eats Voucher) Delivered @ Samsung EPP


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Get this deal going via a works portal like perks at work, reward gateway etc., or a student portal like student beans, £804.10 with trade in of any smartphone, you can also get 15% off buds headphones as well when bought with a phone, so they are a shade over £60 if you fancied some of those, comes with an £25 uber eats voucher
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256GB for £894.10 after trade
512GB for £966.10 after trade
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256GB for £894.10 after trade
512GB for £966.10 after trade
About this item
- It’s our brightest innovation yet. The sensor pulls in more light, the Super Clear Glass dials downs lens flare, and fast-acting AI delivers near-instant intelligent processing.
- The OIS correction angle has been improved by 58% and works with faster motion sampling to stabilise your shots. Meanwhile super HDR adjusts the colour frame-by-frame to keep every frame looking gorgeous.
- Sunlight, meet Galaxy S22’s bright display. The Stunning Dynamic AMOLED 2x display is crafted specifically for high outdoor visibility, keeping the view clear in bright daylight.
- Bring the crew together with Google Duo. There, you can watch movies together, streaming high-quality video just like IRL.
- Our fastest, most powerful chip ever. That means, a faster CPU and GPU compared to Galaxy S21 Ultra. It’s an epic leap for smartphone technology.
- Fast Charge that outlasts the day. The battery intelligently adapts to how you use your phone, so it lasts beyond 24 hours.


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sorted byBut they don't do this mobile on 1tb on the website anymore. So have to wait for the s23 anyway. Have heard the camera is meant to be a lot bigger upgrade over the last one.
I've been having issues with mine for 5+ months - it initially was getting up to 70c even whilst iddling and the phone barely lasts 6-8hours off a full charge and with hardly any use. The overheating issue was fixed but battery has never good, I only ever got 13 hours max off a full charge with only light use (Spotify both ways on my commute and whatsapp messages on and off throughout the day) and Samsung have been saying it's working 100% ok, even through they advertise 24+ hours and suitable for power-users (I wouldn't say a bit of Spotify and WhatsApp are power use, but it kills my phone). Anyway, it's taken me 5 months to finally get a refund from Samsung, and not because they admit the phone is faulty or any other issue, but because my customer experience hasn't lived up to my expectations - of course it hasn't when they claimed 24+ hours battery and the phone lasting till the 2nd day. I've been tweeting about all the issues I've had, with documented screenshots evidencing poor battery life under SamsungPhoneWoes.
Anyway, I've been led round the houses by differenty customer services teams for months, and the phone is garbage because it can't even last 0.5 day with barely any use, though the camera is exceptional. I used to be a big fan of Samsung, but now because of my recent experiene I would highly recommend going with any other phone manufacturer - the S22 Ultra can't perform, and Samsung Customer Services don't care about you once they've got your money.
Firstly, how many people have spare phones lying around or own old phones.
secondly if you have a newer phone or a higher value phone, the trade in price offered by Samsung will be poor. Nearly always better to sell such a phone yourself than trade in.
Saving money to buy Snapdragon ,8 gen 2 phone (edited)
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It's just a shame that expanded memory models are priced so high - these no longer accept microSD cards if I'm not mistaken?
This batch of trade in "deals" are poor, except for the any broken Samsung £40,which might be the best way to offload some ropey old phone.
Other than that trades seem to be at 2/3rds ebay prices.
Previous deals for any phone is worth £150 gave great value, these, not so much.
Switchy posted another deal with a 2 year contract for similar money. Better value