Samsung’s online store in the UK has introduced pay monthly contracts to customers, allowing prospective buyers to choose from a variety of payment plans and acquire new devices through a wider range of payment platforms.
In partnership with A1 Comms, Samsung UK now offers data tariffs online without upfront payments from three major carriers – O2, Three, and Vodafone. The company also offers carrier-free pay monthly contracts through PayPal and Klarna.
Samsung says they want to ensure customers have all the options in one place, and will continue to offer a range of ways to buy outside of pay monthly contracts.
This includes interest-free instalment payments via Klarna or Paypal, the Samsung Upgrade Programme where customers can upgrade to the latest Galaxy every year, and Samsung’s very own trade-in programme, giving customers the choice to find a plan that suits them.
In addition to a range of recent Samsung Galaxy S, Note and A Series models, data contracts are already available for part of the flagship Galaxy S20 Series, including the S20 5G, S20+ 5G and the S20 Ultra 5G 128GB.
The 512GB version of the S20 Ultra will be arriving within the next 3 months, alongside Samsung’s latest foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip.
“At Samsung.com, we believe it’s important to listen to our customers’ needs and deliver simple solutions where we can” said Nick White, Online Director at Samsung UK. “
This is why we decided to launch pay monthly on Samsung.com, which our customers would usually have to source elsewhere”.
“By hosting multiple purchasing and package options via our online store, we are giving Samsung customers a one-stop-shop to find everything they need when purchasing a new smartphone, so they can find the payment solution that’s right for them. We’re pleased to be able to offer these monthly contracts alongside a range of other payment solutions to our customers, and we’re excited to be able to include part of the newly launched S20 range as part of this.”
You can find out exactly what you can get on pay monthly contracts here.
