Samsung’s £290 tablet is £0 but only by this time tomorrow
Samsung fans can claim a free Galaxy Tab A11+ worth £289 by this time
The free tablet deal is running out very soon
Samsung fans can snap up a complimentary Galaxy tablet valued at nearly £290. The offer is accessible through Currys-backed retailer Mobiles.co.uk, which is dishing out a free Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+.
The device carries an RRP of £289 but can be obtained at no extra cost when buying a Samsung Galaxy S26 before the cut-off time of 11.59pm on Tuesday (July 7). Following this, the 128GB Android tablet can be redeemed directly through Samsung’s website within 30 days of purchase.
The Galaxy S26 is accessible across various 24-month contracts through Vodafone and iD Mobile, with the latter providing double data on its £29.99 monthly plan with a £59 upfront payment. This presently includes a substantial 500GB data allocation instead of the standard 250GB.
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For those who favour the larger and more robust models, the complimentary tablet offer is also accessible with the Galaxy S26+ and Galaxy S26 Ultra. Both variants feature base storage of 256GB and a selection of four colours: Cobalt Violet, Sky Blue, Black or White.
Nevertheless, it’s important to note that iD Mobile subscribers will face price increases in April 2027 and April 28, when the £29.99 plan will climb to £31.79 and £33.59 respectively. For those who prefer to upgrade their tablet without entering into a contract, Samsung has slashed the Galaxy Tab A11+ to £209 (was £289), reports Nottinghamshire Live.
Get a free Samsung Galaxy Tablet worth £289
Mobiles.co.uk customers can claim a free Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ with an RRP of £289 when signing up for a Galaxy S26 contract by July 7.
Meanwhile, Sky Mobile is also offering Samsung goodies, with customers purchasing from the Galaxy S26 range eligible to receive a complimentary Galaxy Watch8 valued at £319. This promotion covers the S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra, though Sky’s contract terms differ significantly.
For starters, their agreements span 36 months, with an upgrade option available after 24 months. Additionally, Sky’s monthly tariffs only provide a 100MB data allowance, meaning heavy users will need to purchase additional data plans at extra expense.
While reviews for the Galaxy S26 aren’t yet available on Mobiles.co.uk, Samsung buyers have given the handset an outstanding 4.8-star rating. “The phone is incredibly fast and smooth, and the display looks amazing,” one reviewer noted.
They continued: “The camera takes very sharp and vibrant photos, and the battery easily lasts through the day with normal use. The design feels premium, and it has been a great upgrade.”
Another commented: “The screen is bright and smooth, scrolling feels effortless, and everything looks super sharp. Performance is crazy fast; apps open instantly, and multitasking is a breeze.
“The camera surprised me the most – great detail, strong low-light shots, and the zoom feels useful. The design is sleek and comfortable in the hand too.”
While commending the Galaxy S26 in their four-star assessment, this purchaser noted connectivity problems, stating: “Great camera and overall build. The performance is good generally; however, connectivity to other Samsung devices can be cumbersome.”
Meanwhile, this five-star review states: “Super quality phone with stunning camera, works really well and has lots of space for apps and pictures, etc. Easy to manoeuvre and switch apps around when using, they’re easy to get back to old ones if required.
“Good screen and absolutely stunning photo quality. Takes brilliant photos with proper focus and depth of field with the camera, much better than expected.”
