O2 is challenging rivals Sky and Mobiles.co.uk with a generous promotion that gives away a Samsung Galaxy tablet worth £289 for free when customers upgrade to one of Samsung's latest flagship smartphones. This deal offers tech enthusiasts another chance to acquire high-end technology at no extra cost.
Free Tablet Offer Details
The Samsung Galaxy Tab A11 Plus, which typically retails for £289, is available at no additional charge when consumers purchase a new Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26+, or S26 between June 4 and July 1. The tablet is suitable for streaming, browsing, gaming, and productivity, effectively providing customers with a second Samsung device alongside their new handset.
Competing Offers from Sky and Mobiles.co.uk
O2 is not the only retailer running a Samsung tablet giveaway. Sky is currently offering customers who purchase the Samsung Galaxy A57 5G the opportunity to claim a free Galaxy Tab A11 worth £169. Although the A57 sits lower in Samsung's range than the flagship S26 series, this deal may appeal to shoppers seeking a more affordable smartphone while still securing an additional device.
Meanwhile, Mobiles.co.uk is running a similar promotion across Samsung's latest flagship range. Customers who purchase a Samsung Galaxy S26, S26+, or S26 Ultra before July 7 can claim a free Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ 128GB in grey. To receive the tablet, shoppers must submit their claim within 30 days of purchase. Like O2's promotion, this offer gives Samsung fans an opportunity to expand their tech setup without paying full retail price.
Customer Reviews of the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra has received high ratings on O2. One customer said: "Brilliant phone, amazing camera, can't fault it at all." Another added: "Love the camera and design and how quick it is and (it's a) beautiful colour, too." A third person wrote: "Very satisfied. It will be difficult to find a fault as it is quite an upgrade from my previous mobile phone. Has everything I need and more."
However, a handful of reviewers removed a star, citing software issues. One noted: "Great phone, but I am having some really annoying software issues. Charging for one is becoming a pain, and I have to keep doing a reset on the device for it to work properly." Another commented: "It's a new phone and it works. It is nothing special, but it does what I need it to do."
