If you’ve been eyeing up the latest Samsung flagship smartphones – like the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10 – but didn’t fancy shelling-out a grand or more in one lump sum, then now could be the best time to upgrade your handset to the latest and greatest Galaxy flagship.
That’s because Samsung has announced a new partnership that will enable customers to spread the cost of its new tech across up to four years. The new offer comes via Swedish bank Klarna, which brings a number of different ways to spread the cost.
First up, you can buy whatever has caught your eye on the Samsung Store now and pay within 30 days – just in time for the next pay day cheque to land, or you can pay back your shiny new Samsung Galaxy S10 in monthly instalments anywhere between six and 24 months with 0 percent APR.
Finally, you can spread the cost over 48 months – that’s four years – although, Klarna will ask for a 9.99% charge for the privilege.
So, you could treat yourself to the all-singing, all-dancing Galaxy S10 Plus with a premium ceramic case finish and a frankly staggering 1TB of built-in storage (that’s more than most people’s home computer or laptop!) and spread the £1,099 cost over the next two years without paying a penny more.
What’s more – Samsung is also throwing in a free pair of its wireless Galaxy Buds earbuds (£139 RRP) with the purchase of any Galaxy S10 device.
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Klarna will also continue to support Samsung.com’s flagship upgrade programme, which means you’ll be offered a phone upgrade to the latest Samsung Galaxy handset each year when it launches, so there’s no need to worry about being outdated.
And it’s not just smartphones, either. Samsung says its new more flexible repayment options are available on a whole host of their devices, including Smart TVs, Samsung 4K TVs, Galaxy Watch smartwatches, and the home appliances, to name just a few.
There is some small print to be aware of. The new payment plans are only available on a basket with a value of up to £250, which is no problem when you’re buying any of the latest smartphones from the South Korean firm. The deferred payments method over 3 months and no credit agreement is only an option with a basket value between £250 and £1,000.
Nick White, Online Director at Samsung UK & Ireland, commented: “At Samsung, we never shy away from big ideas and innovation, so it was only right that we partnered with a payments company that shares our values and vision.
“Klarna does exactly that — and its exceptional user experience for both new and existing customers will allow us to give online shoppers the most seamless experience possible.”
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