Samsung Galaxy fans can get a free laptop at Amazon this week and that's not all
It's not often you get something for nothing, but that's exactly what Amazon is offering right now. The online retailer has a swathe of offers on the Galaxy S25 range that not only slash the price of these devices but also include a free Chromebook Go 14-inch, worth a whopping £399. Yes, you did read that correctly. You really can get a portable PC without paying anything for the privilege.
Deals that come with the Chromebook include the ultimate Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is now £999 - was £1,249.
There's also £200 off the Galaxy S25+, which is now just £899 - was £1,099.
Once popped in online shopping baskets, the Chromebook - which features a 13-inch display, rugged design and long battery life - will then be sent out as bonus.
As a quick reminder, the Galaxy S25+ features a 6.7-inch display, speedy Snapdragon 8 Elite processor and triple-lens camera.
There's also full access to smart features from Google Gemini and Galaxy AI which will help you find things on the web and keep you updated with the latest news, weather and sports scores.
Those opting for the more impressive S25 Ultra will also be treated to a bigger 6.9-inch screen with razor-thin bezels, a quad-rear camera set-up and S Pen inside that lets you scribble on the screen without using your finger.
YOU CAN SEE ALL THE DEALS BELOW
Galaxy S25 UltraNOW £999 - SAVE £250BONUS: Free Chromebook
Galaxy S25+NOW £899 - SAVE £200BONUS: Free Chromebook
Want to know more? You can read our full Galaxy S25 review here. See our Galaxy S25 Ultra review here.
It's worth noting that Samsung also has money off and is dishing out the Chromebook via its website - see the deals here.
These are very good offers but beware. Samsung is about to hold a major launch event in Berlin this week where it will show off a new Galaxy S25 phone.
We'll have to wait and see what is revealed but fans could get their first look at the new S25 FE (Fan Edition) which could include big features at a lower price.
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