Save £504 on Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra – plus £620 of free gifts including Galaxy Watch7 and Buds3 Pro
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This is Samsung’s most powerful phone yet, and EE’s just dropped a deal that’s too good to miss. The Galaxy S25 Ultra packs a massive 6.9-inch AMOLED screen, a jaw-dropping 200MP quad-lens camera, S Pen built-in, and the lightning-fast Snapdragon Elite 8 processor. It’s backed by a hefty 5,000mAh battery and loaded with Galaxy AI to help you do more, faster. If you’re after a phone that can handle work, play and everything in between, this one delivers.
Now here’s where it gets juicy. EE is slashing up to £504 off monthly plans, and if you buy before 20 May 2025, you’ll walk away with over £620 worth of extras thrown in for free.
You’ll get a Galaxy Watch7 worth £289, a pair of Galaxy Buds3 Pro worth £219, and a six-month trial of Google AI One Premium (normally £113). You’ve got 30 days from the date of purchase to claim your Watch and Buds, and the final claim deadline for the Buds is 19 June 2025. The Google trial can be activated anytime before 31 January 2026.
Here’s a quick look at EE’s best value options:
- Unlimited Essentials: £23/month (was £37) – save £504
- Unlimited No Frills: £18/month (was £32) – save £504
- 25GB Essentials: £16/month (was £29) – save £468
- Unlimited Full Works: £39/month (was £50) – save £396, with extras like Netflix, Game Pass or Google One
How does it compare?
Mobiles.co.uk is also offering a solid deal on the Galaxy S25 Ultra with 1TB storage and 230GB of Vodafone data. It’s £51 a month with a £280 upfront fee, and includes the Buds3 Pro and Google AI trial – but no Galaxy Watch7. The total cost of ownership is higher at £1,525.60.
If that sounds more your style, you can check out the Mobiles.co.uk Galaxy S25 Ultra deal here.
Bottom line? EE’s deal offers better value overall with more included tech and lower monthly prices. But if big storage and big data are your top priorities, Mobiles.co.uk is worth a look too. Either way, these prices won’t hang around for long.
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