Sky Mobile is offering a significant discount on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, reducing the price by £432 as speculation grows over the imminent release of the Galaxy S26 series. The handset, originally priced at £43 per month, is now available for £31 per month with a £12 upfront cost, equating to roughly £1 per day over a 31-day month. The deal covers the 256GB model in Titanium Black, Titanium Grey, Titanium Silverblue, or Titanium Whitesilver.
However, the offer includes a limited 100MB data allowance, which may not suit heavy users. Customers can opt for larger data plans, ranging from 1GB for £5 to unlimited for £20, with a 50GB option at £12 serving as a balanced choice.
Giffgaff has also reduced its Galaxy S25 Ultra pricing, offering £240 off at £29.84 per month over 36 months with a £25 upfront payment, though stock is reportedly low. This requires combining with a giffgaff data plan, such as 75GB for £10 or 150GB for £12.
These discounts come as the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra launch approaches. While unconfirmed, the device could arrive in UK stores within weeks, following previous release patterns. Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S25 range at its Unpacked event on 22 January 2025, with availability from 7 February. This year's event is expected on 25 February, with leaked documents suggesting the Galaxy S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra will retain the current naming and pricing, starting at £799, £999, and £1,249 respectively.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra has received positive reviews, earning a 4.9-star rating on Samsung's website. Users praise its battery life, camera quality, and display, with one reviewer calling it "the best camera I have ever used." However, some have noted the absence of Bluetooth in the stylus as a drawback.
