The Samsung Galaxy S25 series was announced and went on pre-order last week, but since then Amazon has made the pot sweet. Well, technically, the phones are already available, so it is not a pre-order deal, but it is a great.
The Samsung Galaxy S25, S25+ and S25 Ultra have a free storage upgrade – this means 256GB for Vanilla models and 512GB for other two. At its top, the checkout has a discount of £ 100 and, if it was not enough, also £ 100 credits.
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra
Free storage upgrade
£ 100 closed in checkout
£ 100 credit
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12/512 GB – £ 1,150 in Amazon UK
Samsung Galaxy S25+
Free storage upgrade
£ 100 closed in checkout
£ 100 credit
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12/512 GB – £ 900 in Amazon UK
Samsung Galaxy S25
Free storage upgrade
£ 100 closed in checkout
£ 100 credit
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12/256 GB – £ 700 in Amazon UK
We have published our Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Review, so you can see it, if you are still not sure whether this is the right phone for you. We are also working on S25 and S25+ reviews, they hope soon.
The Honor 200 Pro has a massive discount of 42%. No Extremely A flagship, this phone is powered by Snapdragon 8S General 3 and has a battery with a curved 6.78 “1224p+ OLED display (10-bit, 120Hz, 4,000 NITs) and 5,200mAh SI/C batteries with 100w wired and 66W wireless charging. The camera makes a great start with a large 1/1.3 “sensor (and OIS) with 50MP main, then 50MP 2.5x telephoto modules (OIS) and 12MP ultra-wide. On the front is the pellet -shaped punch hole is home to a 50mp selfie camera and a depth sensor. It is too much hardware for a mid-range value.
Honor 200 Pro
£ 295 closed
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12/512 GB – £ 405 in Amazon UK
The little lower price is Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G. It is based on a Snapdragon 7S General 3 chip and also has a curved OLED display-6.67 “1220p+ panels with a winding OLED display-12-bit colors (dolby vision, 3,000 NIT). Its claim for fame is 120W wired fast charging for a 5,110mAh battery.
Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G
£ 50/£ 80 closed
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8/256 GB – £ 350 12/512 GB in Amazon UK – £ 370 in Amazon UK
If you do not need 100+ watt charging, Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G is a good deal cheaper and mostly has the same hardware, but with 45W charging for 5,110mAh battery. Only other notable difference is chipset, one dimension 7300 ultra. He said, the performance is the same and therefore the rear cameras are-200 MP Main (1/1.4 “, OIS) and 8MP Ultra-Wide. The selfie cameras are slightly different, both have 20MP sensors, but the Pro+ phone has a broad lens (21 mm vs 25 mm).
Xiaomi Redmi Note 14 Pro 5g
£ 40 off
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8/256GB – £ 260 in Amazon UK
Nothing is getting ready for retirement. At almost equilibrium with Redmi Note 14 Pro, it has a comparable dimension 7200 pro chipset and 5,000mAh battery with 45W charging. The main camera has only 50MP sensor (1/1.56 ”, OIS), but ultra-wide is better with its own 50MP sensor (it is a flagship-level UW camera for some brands). And, of course, unique glyph interface. As a reminder, nothing will unveil the phone (3A) series in March.
Nothing phone (2A)
£ 70/£ 50 closed
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8/128 GB – £ 250 12/256 GB in Amazon UK – £ 300 in Amazon UK
The Motorola Moto G85 Snapdragon 6S is powered by 3 chipset with 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage (UFS 2.2, but it is expandable via microSD). Despite being the cheapest model on the list, this phone has a curved 6.67 ”OLED display (1080p+, 120Hz, 10-bit). The cameras have a 50MP main (small 1/1.95 “sensor, OIS) and an 8MP ultra wide, plus 32MP selfie camera (video 1080p @ 30fps). The 5,000mAh battery charges 30W.
Motorola Moto G85
£ 104 closed
12/256 GB – £ 196 in Amazon UK