As Samsung phones are so popular you can find deals on all the major networks such as:

• Three
• O2
• Virgin Mobile
• Sky Mobile

Some of the smaller virtual networks may offer only older Samsung models, or in some cases no Samsung deals at all, in which case if you really want to go with that network you’ll need to buy your phone elsewhere and then go for SIM only deals.

Yes there are many Samsung Phone deals available with unlimited data.

These deals will cost more than going with one with a capped data allowance. Most people overestimate how much data they will need, so if cost is an issue then we strongly suggest looking at capped data deals to get the best value for money.

Yes you can get a Samsung phone with no upfront cost on a phone contract.

These deals will have a higher monthly payment than ones where you pay an upfront cost, simply because the network has to recoup the cost of the handset over time, the less paid upfront the higher the monthly cost will be.

Current main model ranges still available are:

• Galaxy S - the flagship model range.
• Galaxy A - Samsungs budget smartphone range.
• Galaxy Flip - like its partner range, Fold, the Galaxy Flip has a unique folding screen, meaning you can fold it up and more easily fit it in your pocket.
• Galaxy Fold - Like the Flip, the Fold also has a folding screen, but the Fold is designed more to fold out to make a larger almost tablet size screen.

With each model group they usually come in a number of variations:

• Standard models - these are the standard size and features. E.g. Galaxy S23, Galaxy S22
• + Models - these are the same spec as the standard models but come with a larger screen, e.g. Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S22+
• Ultra - Ultra models are the highest spec models with the most powerful processors, best cameras, battery life and other features.

The cheapest Samsung smartphones are the A models, which is a cut down feature set and lower spec so you can get a Samsung on a budget.

Current models include the Galaxy A14 5G and the Galaxy A04.

Tricky question this, it really depends on your cash flow.To buy one outright if you have the cash available is always cheaper than paying for it over time as part of a contract.

If you still want one at the lowest possible price then save up and buy it outright.

If you want the convenience of spreading the cost out over time and don’t mind that it costs a little extra overall, then get one on a phone contract.

This is a very difficult one to answer as at the end of the day you are looking at two different ecosystems.

If you are familiar with Android phones then moving to Apple's iOS can be a bit of a culture shock.

Samsung also has some technology like the folding screens found in the Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Flip which just isn’t available on Apple.

In reality we don’t think you can really say one is better than the other, they each have their own strengths and weaknesses. It really comes down to personal preference at the end of the day.

If you are taking the leap from Apple iPhone to a Samsung phone, then yes you can transfer data from your old iPhone phone into your new Android phone.

When you set up your new Samsung phone one of the first options you will be given is “Setup using another device”. Simply select this option and then follow the on screen guidance and you’ll soon have everything you want moved (like contacts, picture, files etc) will be seamlessly moved over for you.

While it might seem daunting when looking to compare tech products like smartphones.

However, we’ve done all the hard work for you and collated all the deals from different networks into the comparison table at the top of this page.

You can select from the Samsung models you are interested in to narrow down your search until you are left with the perfect deals for you.