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Samsung Galaxy S23+ 512GB 5G Smartphone + 80GB O2 Data, £26pm + £235 Upfront + £100 Enhanced Trade - £859 / £759 @ Mobile Phones Direct
Samsung Galaxy S23+ 512GB 5G Smartphone + 80GB O2 Data, £26pm + £235 Upfront + £100 Enhanced Trade - £859 / £759 @ Mobile Phones Direct
Samsung Galaxy S23+ 512GB 5G Smartphone + 80GB O2 Data, £26pm + £235 Upfront + £100 Enhanced Trade - £859 / £759 @ Mobile Phones Direct
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Posted 31 May 2023

Samsung Galaxy S23+ 512GB 5G Smartphone + 80GB O2 Data, £26pm + £235 Upfront + £100 Enhanced Trade - £859 / £759 @ Mobile Phones Direct

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Bargain for the 512GB plus, i am tempted, comes with 6 months disney+ also

Get £100 enhanced trade in when you trade in an old phone HERE
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  • Unbox the change you want to see in the world. Crafted with recycled glass and PET film and coloured with natural dyes, each phone is tucked into a box made of recycled paper and paper-based protective film
  • Get ready for a smartphone Gallery full of epic night shots everyone will want. Nightography's enhanced AI keeps details clear, so low light photos and videos will be bright and colourful from dusk to dawn and back again.
  • The 50MP Wide-angle Camera works hand-in-hand with a powerful chip, rapidly combining frames to extract bits from each into a single hi-res photo. Add in Detail Enhancer technology and you've got quality so sharp; you'll keep zooming in for more.
  • When stopping's not an option, this revolutionary chip powers your android phone to deliver better gaming and video streaming, with extended battery life to carry you through the most epic of days.
  • Call it a night? Nah. Game on and binge-watch your favourite shows with the phones long-lasting and fast-charging battery.

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  1. KentishLad's avatar
    Really well done OP, great deal. Only think putting me off is I was one of the ones stung with O2s 17% price increase. Means you'll be paying £35.59 in year 2 if inflation remains the same (it should be a lot lower though)
    rbz5416's avatar
    Agreed, I got caught as well with a Mobile Phones Direct deal, which adds the increase to the handset cost as well as the phone tariff. Complete rip-off & no way round it. I tried to pay the contract off in full & they (O2) would only allow that by cancelling the contract. So they receive all their money & provide nothing in return. This was the first time I'd taken a phone contract in more than 20 years & will never do it again. (edited)
  2. lovenkrands's avatar
    Any recommendations on a case?
    Hunkerdown's avatar
    Samsonite make nice ones.
  3. phunkee's avatar
    My upset isn't with you Mr Switch... It's mostly with HDUK as they allow posts saying that the total cost is X amount of money but it's not true. I have posted many adverts on HDUK but only to be withdrawn due to their strict rules
    MrSwitch's avatar
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    The cpi / rpi increase is a little different, it's not breaking any rules, and it is the same across all sites like hotukdeals, we add the disclaimer, then we let members decide if it is for them or not, I'm not forcing anyone to take out the offer, I'm posting the deal as it is a good current price
  4. muziboy's avatar
    Is that 80GB data a month ? Or total for 24 months
    cp1's avatar
    It's per month
  5. langers78's avatar
    Shame it's on 02
  6. i2pm's avatar
    I believe this deal has improved now, you can now claim £150 cashback via Samsung.
    T&C: samsung-offers.claims/sum…rms

    Mobile Phones Direct is listed as a participating retailer. So you can claim £150 cashback via samsung for purchasing the S23 Plus. (edited)
    MrSwitch's avatar
    Author
    Unfortunately not

    "Products purchased on a contract will be not be eligible for a reward."
  7. MrSwitch's avatar
    Author
    20GB following the same link is total cost £833 if preferred
  8. cp1's avatar
    worth noting it's not £100 "enhanced" trade in, it's £100 for any old phone which is the better deal IMO as the 'enhanced' deals require your specific device to be listed and have a value.
  9. Aly_Baba's avatar
    Someone above mentioned there is a risk of 17% of the price increase during the contract, so is there a way to pay the all contract in 1 go
    rbz5416's avatar
    The increase will be the industry cartel rate of RPI inflation + 3.9%, which will apply twice during the life of this contract. Ofcom should be strung up for allowing these rip-off T&Cs.

    As I posted above, you cannot pay the contract off other than by cancelling it. There may be an option to cancel within the 14 day cooling off period & pay off the handset cost but no idea what that would amount to.
  10. Preying_Eyes's avatar
    Shame 02. Good deal though.
  11. KyleKeighley's avatar
    Or buy the phone outright and grab a cheap sim only. You never know what happens with inflation and once in a contract it's tuff, may aswell be gambling. My o2 went up from 35 to 55 over a 24month term quite the difference. Now I pay 12quid on a one month roll with smartly.
    MrSwitch's avatar
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    So taking your £12pm and adding that to the current best sim free price on this phone of £899 (Samsung EPP) and taking it over 24 months, yours would be total cost - £1187

    Compared to here at a cost of £759 over the term after trade with 80gb data, even at the added RPI / CPI in April of next year, will be nowhere near £1187, so better off with contract at current rates
  12. mgk's avatar
    50285261-sB8N5.jpgOff topic but would anyone who orders mind telling me how the order comes through - I am pretty sure I added a spend cap but all I have is this. Maybe if you added a cap it tells the value on the confirmation?
    o2 havent added the cap and I just got a big bill after being outside the EU


    i2pm's avatar
    Yeah I think I recalled I did same thing, ticked bill cap on Mobile Phones Direct. But when i setup my account with the SIM company it was not done. So I had to do it again.

    So I'd recommend setting up an account with the new sim card you got, then explicitly setting bill cap on your account. (edited)
  13. eugenius's avatar
    Good deal! But I'm looking for one for S23 :P
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