Samsung Galaxy S26 pre-orders: The best Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra deals and more
There are some great offers for the new Samsung Galaxy S26 lineup already, here are the best we've found so far
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After months of speculation, the Samsung Galaxy S26, Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus, and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra are official – and they are available to pre-order in the UK now.
Each of the phones will be available from 11 March 2026, but you can order yours to make sure you get the best deal. For starters, Samsung is giving away double storage with every early order – you get twice the storage for the same price – and that's on offer across all the networks.
There are also additional deals depending on your choice of provider. Or you might even fancy buying the phone outright, from the likes of Amazon or Samsung itself.
To help you with your choice, we've put together the best deals we've found so far, for each of the new devices. And we'll update as and when new offers come in.
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra pre-order deals
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra comes with an innovative Privacy Display to hide your screen from prying eyes. It'll be available in Cobalt Violet, Black, White, and Sky Blue. Here are the best deals we've seen so far.
From £53.30 per month or £1,279
Buying the phone outright from Samsung leaves you free from a contract, and you can still pay in instalments if you like. There's also £100 off if you pay for your new phone via PayPal on Samsung's site.
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From £51 per month (5GB data) + £12 upfront fee
Sky Mobile is offering Samsung's flagship phone with the double storage deal, but also a completely free Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic if you pre-order. The phone is £45 per month, plus a £12 upfront fee, while data plans start at just £6 per month for 5GB.
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£46.89 per month (unlimited data) + £50 upfront fee
Three UK has the Samsung Galaxy S26 for just £46.89, which includes unlimited data, texts and calls. You also get the double storage deal with Three, and the network is offering up to £914 off with eligible trade-ins.
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£52.40 per month (unlimited data) + £30 upfront fee
Opt for a 48-month contract and you can get the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra on O2 with a saving worth up to £630. You also get the double storage deal, plus EU roaming thrown in for free. Finally, if you pre-order the phone, you can grab the new Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro will £111 off.
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From £55.59 per month (125GB data) + £30 upfront fee
EE is also offering the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with the double the storage offer for the pre-order period. Its data plans start at £17 for 125GB per month, which includes the extra speeds of 5G+. Alternatively, pre-order the phone from EE on a SIM-free plan and you get a £150 voucher to spend on the EE store.
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From £53.50 per month (5GB data) + £50 upfront fee
Vodafone will charge you £35.50 per month for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (over a 36-month contract) and £50 upfront. Then you can tack on a data plan, starting with the 5GB Xtra plan, which runs for 24 months. You can also exchange your phone for a new model with a year left on the contract, which could be something you're looking for.
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As with the other networks and Samsung itself, Amazon is currently offering the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra 512GB model at the price of the 256GB version – so that works out at around 12% off if you pre-order by 10 March.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 pre-order deals
The standard Samsung Galaxy S26 also has some great pre-order deals. Here are the best.
Also available with double the storage, the Samsung Galaxy S26 has a 6.3-inch display and can be bought with £50 off on Samsung.com if you use PayPal.
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From £36 per month (5GB data) + £12 upfront fee
If you're after the standard Samsung Galaxy S26, Sky Mobile has it available for £30 per month with a £12 upfront fee, and you get a free Galaxy Watch 8 with each pre-order. Data plans start at just £6 per month.
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£35.89 per month (unlimited data) + £40 upfront fee
Get double the storage again, although Three UK also offers unlimited data for a super low price. You can also get the handset with a Companion Bundle, including Galaxy Buds 4 Pro, a 25W wireless charger, and a clear magnet case and save £188.
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£44.10 per month (unlimited data) + £30 upfront fee
O2's unlimited data plan with a Samsung Galaxy S26 512GB model will cost you £44.10 per month over 48 months. However, you can also chop that down to £40.10 per month if you opt for a 25GB data plan.
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From £47.26 per month (125GB data) + £30 upfront fee
With EE, you get the 512GB Samsung Galaxy S26 for £26.26 per month over 36 months, plus a £30 upfront fee. Add 125GB of data per month and you'll be paying just £47.26.
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From £42.50 per month (5GB data) + £40 upfront fee
As with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, Vodafone's S26 plans include the ability to swap your handset in for a new device with a year left on your contract. They start at just £42.50 per month on a 36-month contract.
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If you buy the Samsung Galaxy S26 with a pair of the new Galaxy Buds 4 wireless in-ears, you can get 18% off their individual prices.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus pre-order deals
As is traditional, you can also up your screen size with the standard Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus – this gives you extra inches for not much more cash.
From £45.80 per month or £1,099
The larger of the two standard models has a 6.7-inch display and is available to pre-order right now on Samsung.com. Like with the other phones in the family, Samsung is offering £100 off when you pay using PayPal.
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From £44 per month (5GB data) + £12 upfront fee
As with the other phones in the family, Sky Mobile is offering double storage for the same price on Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus and chucking in a Galaxy Watch 8 for good measure. It will cost you £38 per month with a £12 upfront fee, while data plans once again start at £6 for 5GB.
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£42.39 per month (unlimited data) + £40 upfront fee
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus is available on Three with its unlimited data plan for just £42.39 (over 36 months). And the network's Companion Bundle is available for this device, too. It includes a wireless charger, magnetic case, and the all-new Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 Pro with a whopping £188 saving..
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From £52.69 per month (5GB data) + £30 upfront fee
The cheapest O2 plan for the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus comes with 5GB of data, with the phone costing £29.69 per month and the upfront fee being £30. You can also upgrade to unlimited data for just £13 more.
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From £58.04 per month (5GB data) + £30 upfront fee
EE has seemingly reserved its best deals for the Ultra and standard S26 models, but if you do want the S26 Plus, you can get it from £58.04 with 5GB of data each month.
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From £49 per month (5GB data) + £40 upfront fee
Vodafone is giving you a saving of up to £180 on its airtime plans, with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus available for £31 per month and the starter plan at £18 per month over 24 months.
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As with the standard version, Amazon is bundling a pair of earbuds with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus – albeit the upgraded Galaxy Buds 4 Pro this time. You can save 16% on the devices if you opt to get them together.
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We will continue to scour the UK networks and sites for other pre-order deals leading up to the phones arriving in store, so come back often.
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