Black Friday 2015 UK: Save £200 on the latest Samsung S6 smartphones

The stylish Galaxy S6 and the award-winning S6 Edge are on-sale for Black Friday

SAMSUNG Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge prices have been SLASHED in the run-up to Black Friday 2015.

 

If you are in the market for a new smartphone, now might be a good time to upgrade.

High street phone shop Carphone Warehouse just unveiled its Black Friday deals and there are some big savings to be had.

The UK firm has slashed the price of the hugely popular Galaxy S6 and award-winning Galaxy S6 Edge.

HTC fans can also save a whopping £200 on the latest One A9 handset and – for a limited time – Google's latest collaboration with LG, the Nexus 5X is free on a £18.50 per month contract.

 

The HTC One A9 ships in a variety of colours and features a premium curved design

NewsNewsBlog.blogspot.com has rounded up the best of the Carphone cuts –

• Samsung Galaxy S6 available for free at £22 per month (a £200 saving on the upfront cost of the handset)

• HTC A9 available for free at £23.50 per month (a £200 saving on the upfront cost of the handset)

• Huawei P8 Lite available for free at £9.50 per month (a £200 saving over the life of the contract)

• Samsung Galaxy S6 edge available for £32.49 per month with a £50 upfront cost (a £100 saving on the upfront cost of the handset)

• Nexus 5X available (Monday – Tuesday) for free at £18.50 per month (a £200 saving on the upfront cost of the handset)

 

Carphone Warehouse has unveiled price cuts to some hugely popular smartphones

Black Friday does not officially start until Friday, but that hasn't stopped retailers across the UK rolling out their discounts and deals.

Amazon has already started its Black Friday deals with thousands of discounts throughout the week.

Argos, Tesco, AO and others have also started slashing prices a little early.

Meanwhile Asda has decided to cancel its Black Friday sales, opting to spread £26 million of savings across the entirety of the Christmas period.

These deals are expected to include money off food and drinks as well as electronics.

Apple also refused to take part in Black Friday last year, but shoppers no doubt hope the tech giant will give shoppers savings this year.