Deals: the Galaxy S24 FE comes with a free watch, the Pixel 9 Pro XL with free TWS buds
by Peter · GSMArena.comThe Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is a great upgrade over last year’s model and a great device overall. There is the shadow of the Galaxy S24 hanging over it, but the FE is cheaper. Quick aside: the 20% off Galaxy S24+ and S24 Ultra offer from last week is still available.
Amazon is offering a 10% discount on the Galaxy S24 FE (which you will get at checkout) and it has bundled the phone with a free Galaxy Watch FE, which is worth £150 as we’ll see below.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE
10% off at checkout
free Galaxy Watch FE
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8/128GB - £585 at Amazon UK 8/256GB - £640 at Amazon UK
The Galaxy Watch FE is Samsung’s cheapest smartwatch (not counting the Fit3 smart band). The Wi-Fi version is normally £200, but you can get £50 off at checkout.
Samsung Galaxy Watch FE
40mm, Wi-Fi
£50 off at checkout
£150 at Amazon UK
The Samsung Galaxy A16 5G launched this Friday, so no discounts yet. The phone is still worth a look – it will be supported for 7 years with OS and security updates and it now has an IP54 rating to help it survive that long. The phone comes with an extended 3-year warranty, which helps.
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G
3 year warranty
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4/128GB - £200 at Amazon UK
Amazon also offers freebies with the Pixel 9 Pro XL and the Pixel 9 Pro Fold – you can get the Pixel Buds Pro 2 for free, if you buy one of these phones. But since they are currently sitting at MSRP, they are quite expensive.
Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
free Pixel Buds Pro 2
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16/128GB - £1,100 at Amazon UK 16/256GB - £1,200 at Amazon UK
Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold
free Pixel Buds Pro 2
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16/256GB - £1,750 at Amazon UK
The Google Pixel Buds Pro are worth £220, so getting them for free is a nice discount, but only if you need new TWS buds.
Google Pixel Buds Pro 2
The Honor Magic6 Lite has a huge 43% discount, but even at its original price of £350, the phone looks more expensive than it really is. It has a curved OLED screen and a faux leather back, which give off a premium feel. In reality, it’s a mid-range device. A pretty good one, mind you, as that 6.78” display has 1,220 x 2,652px resolution, while many in its class go with 1080p+ displays.
And the rear camera has a 108MP sensor in the main module, though the 5MP ultra wide is less inspiring. The 5,300mAh battery gives the phone good endurance. The Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 isn’t ideal, but it’s better than what you normally get at this price.
Honor Magic6 Lite
£150 off
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8/256GB - £200 at Amazon UK
The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is a year old now and Xiaomi never said how long it will be supported. Still, it has a nice discount at the moment and it is equipped with plenty of RAM and storage. The Pro+ model uses the Dimensity 7200 Ultra, is rated IP68 and has 120W charging for its 5,000mAh battery.
Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro+
£100 off
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12/512GB - £350 at Amazon UK
You can also get the cheaper Redmi Note 13 Pro. This one has the same 6.67” 12-bit OLED display as its pricier sibling, the same 200+8+2MP camera too. It is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 chipset and a 5,100mAh battery with 67W charging. The Pro is rated IP54 for weaker dust and water resistance.
