

The Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event took place on 1st February 2023, with announcements focused on the Samsung Galaxy S23 range, a brand new Galaxy Book laptop range, and exciting pre-order promotions.
Amongst its many anticipated announcements, the stand-out of the day was the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S23 smartphone series, featuring the Samsung Galaxy S23, the Samsung Galaxy S23+ and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S23 opened after the event, and the official release for the phones was on the 17th February. There were great pre-order promotions from Samsung direct, including trade-in deals that could save you up to £600.
To make sure you get your hands on a Samsung Galaxy S23 handset, we’ve found the best deals on all Samsung Galaxy S23 devices from top retailers and mobile phone providers. Or, if you fancy a different (and more affordable) Samsung phone, check out our Samsung Galaxy S22 deals.
Where to buy the Samsung Galaxy S23
Below, we’ve put together a list of quick links which will take you straight to your preferred retailer or provider of choice so you can snap up a deal on the Samsung Galaxy S23 range.
In this list, you’ll find a mix of mobile phone providers which will offer you monthly contract deals where you pay a one-off upfront cost and then a monthly fee to pay off the cost of the phone.
For retailers like Amazon or Currys, you’ll pay for the device upfront, and your Samsung Galaxy S23 will arrive SIM-free and without a contract. To get it up and running, check out the best SIM only deals.
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Affordable Mobiles
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Carphone Warehouse
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at EE
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at iD Mobile
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Mobiles.co.uk
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Mobile Phones Direct
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Samsung
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Sky Mobile
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at O2
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Virgin
- Samsung Galaxy S23 deals at Vodafone
Best Samsung Galaxy S23 deals
Samsung Galaxy S23: £24.98 per month at Samsung
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from the manufacturer direct, with prices starting at £23.59 per month. Expect to pay £849 for the handset outright.
Samsung Galaxy S23: £30 per month at Sky Mobile
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from just £30 a month from Sky Mobile. There's no upfront cost and the handset is available in 128GB or 256GB storage and multiple colours.
Samsung Galaxy S23: £33 per month at Virgin
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from just £33 a month from Virgin. There's no upfront cost and with this plan, you pay £27 for the device and £6 for the plan.
Samsung Galaxy S23: £34.25 per month at O2
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from just £34.25 a month from O2. This plan has a £30 upfront cost and comes with 25GB and unlimited texts and minutes.
Samsung Galaxy S23: £43 per month at Vodafone
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from just £43 a month from Vodafone. This plan has a £29 upfront cost and is on a 36-month Phone Plan with a 24-month Unlimited Airtime Plan.
Samsung Galaxy S23: £51 per month at EE
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 from just £51 a month from EE. This plan has a £50 upfront cost and comes with unlimited data.
Best Samsung Galaxy S23+ deals
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £29.14 per month at Samsung
Order the larger-screen Samsung Galaxy S23+, where the 256GB model costs from £29.14 per month. Outright the handset will cost you £1,049.
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £39 per month at Vodafone
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £39 a month from Vodafone. This plan has a £49 upfront cost and is on a 36-month Phone Plan with a 24-month Unlimited Airtime Plan.
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £39.50 per month at Virgin
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £39.50 a month from Virgin. There's no upfront cost and with this plan, you pay £33.50 for the device and £6 for the plan.
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £43 per month at Sky Mobile
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £43 a month from Sky Mobile. There's no upfront cost and the handset is available in 128GB or 256GB storage and multiple colours.
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £60.99 per month at O2
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £60.99 a month from O2. This plan has a £30 upfront cost and comes with 30GB and unlimited texts and minutes.
Samsung Galaxy S23+: £61 per month at EE
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £61 a month from EE. This plan has a £50 upfront cost and comes with unlimited data.
Best Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra deals
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: £38.87 per month at Samsung
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra directly at Samsung and you'll get double the storage for free (so 512GB!), with prices starting at £38.87 per month. Want to buy outright? That'll be £1,249, but the double storage promotion remains intact too. There's even a special edition 1TB model that you can buy at the Samsung store.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: £47 per month at Virgin
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £47 a month from Virgin. There's no upfront cost and with this plan, you pay £41 for the device and £6 for the plan.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: £49.48 per month at O2
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £49.48 a month from O2. This plan has a £30 upfront cost and comes with 30GB and unlimited texts and minutes.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: £50 per month at Sky Mobile
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £50 a month from Sky Mobile. There's no upfront cost and the handset is available in 256GB or 512GB storage and multiple colours.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra: £53 per month at Vodafone
Order the Samsung Galaxy S23+ from just £53 a month from Vodafone. This plan has a £49 upfront cost and is on a 36-month Phone Plan with a 24-month Unlimited Airtime Plan.
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