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Samsung has announced the Galaxy S26 lineup with faster internals, Galaxy AI features, and a one-of-its-kind Privacy Display to keep your text messages, online banking, and PIN hidden from prying eyes when out-and-about.
Preorders are available now, with the Galaxy S26, larger Galaxy S26+, and maxed-out Galaxy S26 Ultra landing on store shelves (and posted through the letterboxes of those who preordered) on March 11, 2026. Samsung has launched some incredible preorder deals to make owning one of these all-new Android phones even more tempting.
Add either the Galaxy S26, S26+, or Galaxy S26 Ultra to your shopping basket before 11.59pm on March 10, and you'll be rewarded with an upgrade worth £170. For starters, Samsung will double the built-in storage.
If you plump for the entry-level 256GB model, you'll be sent a brand-new Galaxy S handset with 512GB. That's twice as much storage for your apps, games, photos, songs, podcasts, and everything else you store.
Get 2x storage for FREE when you preorder Galaxy S26 series
Preorder any handset in the Galaxy S26 lineup before the release date of March 11, and Samsung will double the built-in storage at no extra cost. It's an optional upgrade that usually costs £170 at checkout.
With this offer, the most affordable Galaxy S26 will ship with 512GB of storage for your apps, games, movies, photos, songs, and podcasts. If you add a Galaxy Watch or Galaxy Buds to your shopping basket at the same time, Samsung will slash 10% off these accessories at checkout. The online Samsung Store is the only place to order exclusive colours Pink Gold and Silver Shadow
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Need to upgrade more than just your smartphone? If you add a pair of Galaxy Buds — like the all-new Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro announced during the same event — or Galaxy Watch smartwatch to your basket at the same time, Samsung will slash 10% off the price tag of these all-new accessories.
And if you use PayPal at checkout, make sure to use code PAYPAL for £100 off the Galaxy S26 Ultra.
Galaxy S26 is the second time the latest Android devices from Samsung have launched on Galaxy Club.
If you missed the announcement last year, this exclusive upgrade and rewards scheme has been created with loyal Samsung customers in mind. Buying a new handset via Galaxy Club unlocks flexible finance options, annual upgrades to the next Galaxy device, extra protection, and exclusive rewards.
Cobalt Violet, White, Black, and Sky Blue are the new colours available across the lineup
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Galaxy Club will let you spread the cost of your new Samsung device over the next 24-months with 0% interest and just a 10% upfront deposit. If you're used to buying your phones on a pay-monthly deal from mobile networks like EE, O2, or Vodafone, Galaxy Club is going to be pretty familiar.
You'll pay off the cost of your handset over two years... but you can keep your existing SIM-only deal, or switch to a cheap rolling one-month plan. But this isn't just an interest-free payment plan — those were already available when buying from the Samsung Store.
Samsung has also thrown in some exclusive perks, like an allowance to put towards accessories for your new Galaxy phone, discount codes for friends and family to spend at the Samsung Store, and insurance.
The next Galaxy Unpacked will be held tonight, February 25, where Samsung is expected to announce the next entry into its newest Galaxy S series
| SAMSUNG PRESS OFFICEWhen you decide to upgrade between 12-15 months into your credit agreement, you'll receive a guarantee of 50% return of the overall value of your device, making it significantly more affordable to stay current with the latest Galaxy technology.
Your shiny new device will be protected too, as members can select two years of Samsung Care+ Accidental Damage Cover, worth £179 – handy if you've been diagnosed with chronic butter-fingers and will likely need to replace a broken Privacy Display or two over the lifecycle of the device.
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