Free Samsung Chromebook Go Laptop Deal Ends Next Week: How to Get Yours
Free Samsung Chromebook Go Deal Ends Next Week: Get Yours Now

Time is running out on an exceptional tech offer, as a leading retailer provides Chromebook laptops at no cost. This is a rare opportunity for technology enthusiasts to upgrade their device without spending hundreds of pounds, but only for those who act before the approaching deadline.

The promotion is available to anyone upgrading their mobile phone, as retailer Mobiles.co.uk gives away the £399 device to Samsung customers until May 6. This offer applies to the brand's flagship Galaxy S range, including the S26 and S26 Ultra models for those looking to spread the cost.

Consumers will receive the 14-inch Chromebook Go laptop for free with their mobile order, which starts from £27.99 per month for the standard S26 device. Mobiles.co.uk compares providers for pay-as-you-go contracts and includes iD Mobile, which operates on Three’s network.

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The S26 iD Mobile plan is a 24-month contract with a £19 upfront cost, bringing the total ownership price to £712.36. Considering the S26 costs £879 for the 256GB model at Samsung and Amazon, the Mobiles.co.uk price is significantly lower, especially with the free Chromebook laptop included.

The S26 Ultra is also an option, offering the free Chromebook along with an additional perk of free Galaxy Buds3 FE. This plan costs £44.99 per month on a 24-month contract with a £29 upfront cost.

Get a free Chromebook Go with Samsung Galaxy giveaway at Mobiles.co.uk. Shoppers purchasing a Galaxy S26 or S26 Ultra can claim a free 14-inch Chromebook Go worth £399. Galaxy S26 Ultra buyers can also get the 512GB storage model for the same price as the 256GB version, a deal not seen since pre-orders right after launch.

However, shoppers should be aware of the price increase. Both the S26 and S26 Ultra iD Mobile contracts are subject to price hikes in line with inflation. The S26 contract will rise to £29.79 per month from April 2027, and the S26 Ultra to £46.79 per month from April 2027.

This is not the only freebie deal on our shopping team’s radar this month. Following Sky’s offer of a free Galaxy Watch 8, another Samsung giveaway is worth considering. Sky is also providing up to £538 in free tech accessories, including the Galaxy Watch 8 and Galaxy Buds4 Pro, with S26 orders. This is available on all new S devices, including the base Galaxy S26, the mid-range S26+, and the top-tier Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Apple's iPhone 17 lineup launched around the same time as the Samsung S26 series, and for iOS fans, Sky's contract helps spread the cost. The handset is now £25 per month with a £12 upfront fee.

For those unsure which Samsung Galaxy S series to choose, the Ultra is proving the most popular due to its standout features. Ideal for users who need more than the base model offers, it boasts an enhanced battery, larger screen, and unique screen features not found in other models.

Having tried it personally, as highlighted in a review, these are some of the standout features. The review noted: “Across the entire new range, the S26 Ultra’s hardware enhancements mean the device will run smoother in the background, making everyday tasks feel easier for the average user, but that comes at a much higher cost.”

Using an AI prompt on the S26 Ultra gallery re-created stained glass window colours. Out of the entire new AI photography and videography rollout, top picks include Horizontal Lock, AI Photo Assist, and Creative Studio, as they make a substantial difference to content.

Another new feature is the Enhanced Now Nudge, an AI feature that scans the device and recommends photos to send to friends. For example, if chatting about a holiday or event, it will suggest a photo from the camera roll to accompany the message. While this could be a useful feature for some, the always-on requirement may drain battery life, which is worth considering.

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