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T-Mobile U.K. announces pricing plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III, accepting pre-orders

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T-Mobile U.K. announces pricing plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III, accepting pre-orders
T-Mobile U.K. has announced its pricing plans for the Samsung Galaxy S III, many of which include the phone for free. Power users would most likely be interested in the 2-year "Full Monty" plan which includes unlimited texts, data and T-mobile to T-Mobile calls along with 2000 minutes of calls to other networks. That comes out to a price of  £49.99 up-front and a monthly charge of £36 ($79 USD and $57 USD respectively). Not bad considering that the Samsung Galaxy S III is free with the plan.

The Samsung Galaxy S III is free with many of T-Mobile U.K.'s 2-year offers

The Samsung Galaxy S III is free with many of T-Mobile U.K.'s 2-year offers

For those looking to keep their wallet or purse a little heavier, there are monthly plans as low as £10.50 per month that include the device, although they require a much larger upfront payment of £300 ($476 USD). You can also sign up for a plan that comes without an upfront payment. For £41 per month, which includes unlimited texts, data and calls, you can get a free Samsung Galaxy S III. All of the plans require you to sign a 2-year pact. If you live in the U.K., all of the major carriers there will be offering the Samsung Galaxy S III which means that if you're not enamored with T-Mobile's plans, perhaps another mobile operator has one that is right up your alley.

T-Mobile U.K.'s website says that pre-orders placed now will arrive after the May 30th launch date, which tells you something about the demand for this phone.

source: T-MobileUK via AndroidCentral

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1. Zayuh24 posted on 17 May 2012, 12:24 3

Man the UK gets ALL the good deals. Everybody hates good ol' USA :'(

2. k1ng617 posted on 17 May 2012, 14:35 1

Nope, not everybody. It's just the US carriers that are greedy pigs. $299 phone, 2 year contract, and $100 monthly plans.

3. Zayuh24 posted on 17 May 2012, 15:38

I agree. US carriers charge an arm and a leg for their services, which they market as "premium quality devices/services."

It's all in the marketing... And if people had any sense, they'd demand a change.

4. cepcamba posted on 17 May 2012, 17:57

Yeah, US carriers are sooooo profit hungry.

I have a friend in the Philippines who has this inlimited internet plan for just around $18 (upto 2mbps) and I was told he can upgrade to the $50 plan and speed goes upto 35mpbs.

5. Zayuh24 posted on 17 May 2012, 18:48

Depending on his needs, I'd say 35mbps is damn good. That's what T-Mobile gets on phones that aren't running the HSPA+ bands.

6. cepcamba posted on 17 May 2012, 21:47

Yep, 35mpbs is more than enough. I'd die if I have that kind of connection.

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