This Samsung Galaxy S20 5G contract is just £30 a month
Yes, there’s an upfront cost, but it’s still great value
The Samsung Galaxy S20 5G is still one of the finest phones you can buy, even nine months after release. But it was always an expensive option, and even spreading the cost over the course of a two-year contract could prove prohibitively expensive.
That’s why this trio of O2 contract deals from Mobile Phones Direct are so appealing. Each one offers a huge amount of data with a sub-£40 monthly cost – and significantly below £40 if you’re happy with an initial down payment.
Here are your options:
- Unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, 45GB data: £30 per month with £119.99 upfront (total: £839.99)
- Unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, 90GB data: £33 per month with £69.99 upfront (total: £861.99)
- Unlimited minutes, unlimited texts, 100GB data: £37 per month with no upfront fee (total: £888)
All of these are competitive when you consider that the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G has an RRP of £899 – though obviously it can be bought cheaper SIM free nowadays if you shop around. Regardless, this is still a great way of splitting the cost given data and calls don’t come free.
For my money, that middle contract is the sweet spot. Yes, you’ll pay £22 more over the course of two years, but the initial outlay is £50 lower, and having double the data isn’t to be sneezed at.
You probably know why the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G is such a great handset already, but here’s a quick refresher. It combines a fantastic screen, stylish build and incredible camera with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor for top-notch performance. As our Mobile Technology editor Nathan Spendelow wrote in his review: “It may be the cheapest of Samsung’s newborn trio, but it offers much the same experience as the S20 Ultra with a £500 saving.”
Now it’s even cheaper on contract, it’s a great time to experience (almost) the best that Android has to offer. Though if you want to experience the very best with the S20 Ultra, there’s a deal to be had on contract there as well…
