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Best Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals: Get £440 off and that’s not all
Best Galaxy Z Flip 4 Deals: Samsung has launched a number of discounts and deals with its foldable (Image: SAMSUNG • EXPRESS NEWSPAPERS)
Searching for the best Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals? There are some tremendous deals available at the moment.
For a limited time, Samsung is offering £150 cashback with all Galaxy Z Flip 4 purchases. Better still, you don’t need to buy the handset from Samsung’s own online store to qualify for the cashback. However, if you do buy direct from Samsung then you’ll be able to combine the £150 cashback offer with the £290 discount available to those who trade-in an existing phone during the checkout process.
If maths isn’t your calling – don’t worry, we’ve done the sums for you. That’s a total discount of £440 off the cost of the Galaxy Z Flip 4. Wowzers! Samsung offers 0% APR repayment plans, with monthly bills starting from just £19.70 per month for the Galaxy Z Flip 4.
And the good news doesn’t end there as you’ll also enjoy a one-year subscription to Disney+ (worth £79) with any Galaxy Z Flip 4 purchase.
If you’re unsure whether this foldable phone is right for you, check out our in-depth Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 review. The Galaxy Z Flip 4 launched alongside the Fold 4, which unfurls like a paperback instead of a flip-phone and boasts a larger tablet-like screen. If that appeals to you, we’ve got a dedicated guide on the best Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals.
Scroll down for a comprehensive of all the best Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals from mobile networks like EE, O2, Sky Mobile, Vodafone and others, as well as how these compare against the latest SIM-free deals from Amazon UK, Currys, Very and more. Find the full guide below, or click on the link to jump to the relevant section.
Haven’t got time to read all of that? Don’t worry, we’d recommend buying the Flip 4 from Samsung’s online store – with its £290 discount, free Disney+ subscription, and £150 cashback scheme. Samsung also has a number of exclusive colours not available from any other stores or mobile networks.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4: What’s new?
For those who missed the launch event, the Galaxy Z Flip 4 improves on its predecessor in every way.
Samsung has boosted the performance of the rear-mounted cameras, faster charging, and longer battery life. Everything is powered by a speedy new processor from US chipmaker Qualcomm housed under the bonnet. But perhaps the biggest improvements to the Galaxy Z Flip 4 arrive in the form of software tweaks, with the ability to reply to text messages, unlock your car doors, and shoot Portrait Mode photos using the small Cover Screen – so you don’t always need to flip open the phone.
The Cover Screen – which remains the same size as found on the Galaxy Z Flip 3 from last year – can also be customised with new backgrounds, custom clock designs and GIFs.
As well as making the Flip 4 more pocket-friendly, the hinge enables some impressive camera tricks (Image: SAMSUNG)
The Galaxy Z Flip 4 is available in four colours, Bora Purple, Graphite, Pink Gold, and Blue. However, the Bespoke Edition – which allows users to pick ‘n mix between 75 different combinations of glass and frame colours – has now been expanded to 28 countries worldwide.
This is still only available direct from Samsung, so don’t expect to be able to sign-up to a pay monthly deal and then tweaking the colour of the hinge mechanism on your new model.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 is available with 128GB, 256GB or 512GB of built-in storage. There’s no microSD card slot in the foldable phone, so you won’t be able to expand the amount of local storage at a later date, so those who plan on taking a lot of photos and videos will want to buy the maximum amount of memory at checkout.
Of course, you can always store photographs and videos in the cloud with the likes of DropBox, Google Photos, or OneDrive. And with 5G support built into the Galaxy Z Flip 4, uploading large images to the cloud will likely be faster than your home broadband connection.
Best Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals
First up, Samsung has seriously bolstered its trade-in offering. For a limited time, the South Korean firm will pay up to £290 when you hand over an old handset when you buy the latest in the Galaxy Z Flip series. Best of all, you won’t need to send your existing phone to Samsung until after your shiny new Galaxy Z Flip 4 has arrived in the post and you’ve transferred all of your apps, personal data, photos, and more.
With the trade-in value applied, you can pay for your Galaxy Z Flip 4 starting from just £19.70 per month with 0% interest from Samsung’s online store.
That’s not all: when you order Galaxy Z Flip 4 from Samsung, you’ll qualify for a one-year subscription to Disney+ (worth £79.90) to enjoy the slew of exclusive shows, like The Mandalorian, Andor, WandaVision, and Dopesick.
Last, but by no means least, Samsung is also offering £150 cashback to anyone who buys the Galaxy Z Flip 4.
This is part of a larger promotion that offers cashback of varying amounts for a wide variety of Samsung gadgets, including tablets, fitness smartwatches, televisions, and more (so you might be able to get more cashback from Samsung if you treated yourself to a new telly in the last few weeks…)
There are a number of reasons to order the Galaxy Z Flip 4 from other online and high street stores.
For example, John Lewis & Partners offers an extra one-year hardware warranty on electronics compared to its closest competition (and Samsung itself). Some retailers, like Very, allow you to spread out repayment with a repayment plan, so you won’t have to stump-up all of the cash upfront.
Amazon Prime members can get next-day (and in some parts of the UK, same-day) delivery from Amazon at no extra cost. And if you live close to a branch of Argos, you might be able to arrange pick-up of your shiny new smartphone within a few hours – beating even Amazon for speediness!
We’ve rounded-up the latest SIM-free prices for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 below –
And finally, if you’d rather buy your new Galaxy Z Flip 4 on a pay monthly contract, the biggest UK mobile carriers have announced their preorder deals for the new foldable. And there are some stellar packages available.
It’s worth noting that regardless of whether you buy the Galaxy Z Flip 4 direct from Samsung or with a pay monthly contract from EE, Three, O2, Vodafone, Sky Mobile, or others …you’ll still be able to claim the 12-months free subscription to Disney+. And for a limited time, you’ll also be able to claim the £150 cashback from Samsung too!
The biggest mobile networks in the UK also offer a number of other perks not available with you buy the Galaxy Z Flip 4 outright and pair with a standalone SIM deal. This includes free Galaxy Buds 2 Pro earbuds, free subscriptions to streamers like Prime Video, and more. To make comparing the latest Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals easier, we’ve picked plans with roughly 20-30GB of 5G mobile data allowance each month.
For our money, that’s more than enough to stream music from Spotify, watch a few clips on YouTube or TikTok, upload snaps to Instagram, and answer WhatsApp video calls away from Wi-Fi. Those who use their phone to tether to a laptop to work when away from a wireless broadband connection will need a little more data, while those who are permanently connected to their home, office, or public Wi-Fi networks might need a little less. This data allowance can be tweaked when you get to checkout.
However, 20-30GB is a good middle ground that should suit most use cases. Find the latest Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals below from the major networks below –
It’s no secret that Microsoft is slowly closing down support for Windows 10, the decade-old operating system that will officially reach its end of life on October 14, 2025. Even though stats show it’s still the most used version of Windows globally, Windows 10 will stop receiving free software and security updates after that date.
Microsoft has said that your Windows 10 PC won’t cease to function, but in the world of modern applications and subscription services, there are a few things to be aware of. With support ending, you might be wondering if certain apps will continue to function, even though Microsoft may offer continued support if you opt to pay for it.
The tech firm has already said that Microsoft 365 apps “will no longer be supported” after the October deadline and pushed users to upgrade to Windows 11. Microsoft 365 is Microsoft’s paid subscription service that gives cloud access to staple apps such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
As spotted by Neowin, you can now add OneNote to the list of apps Microsoft will cease to support on Windows 10 in a few months’ time. OneNote is a note taking productivity app for individual and business use that can sync across different device types.
Microsoft updated its advice on OneNote on March 20, 2025, to say that “OneNote for Windows 10 will reach end of support on October 14, 2025.
“To avoid disruptions, we strongly urge your organization to fully transition to OneNote on Windows (OneNote M365) and uninstall the legacy application as soon as possible. Migrating ensures continued access to the latest features, security updates, and a modernized experience.”
Microsoft also said that from June, “users of OneNote for Windows 10 will experience slower sync performance” and that those people from July would begin to see “in-app banners prompting them to switch to OneNote (M365), which could impact their workflows”.
Microsoft’s advice to update to the Microsoft 365 version of OneNote is at odds with its prior announcement that Windows 10 will no longer support 365 apps. It’s representative of how the messaging from the company has the potential to confuse Windows users, as it appears this advice also implies you should upgrade to Windows 11.
Windows 11 is available to all Windows 10 customers as a free software update. But Microsoft only recommends the upgrade if your PC meets certain minimum system requirements. That means some people don’t want to update their machines as they don’t meet the requirements, and have been left dismayed that Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10.
There is also the risk that some people could update to Windows 11 without realising their PC will struggle if they do so, rendering their once fine-running computer unusable.
Microsoft recently stepped up its efforts to alert Windows 10 users of the impending end of support for the operating system, sending out emails to some that encourage people to “trade in” their PCs and invest in new Windows 11 hardware.
It’s very rare that you’ll find Apple’s latest products slashed in price but that’s exactly what Amazon is offering right now. Head to the popular online store and you’ll find the flagship AirPods Pro 2 for less with Amazon cutting the cost by a whopping a 17 percent. That means you can grab a pair for just £189 rather than the usual £229 – saving £40.
Amazon’s deal is hard to beat with Argos, Currys and John Lewis all currently selling the AirPods Pro 2 for full price.
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It’s a decent discount from Amazon, but the retailer has confirmed that it’s only available for a ‘limited time’, so there’s not long to pick up the price cut.
As a quick reminder, the AirPods Pro 2 features premium sound, changeable tips for a better fit along with full Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) which block out background noise around you.
Other features include 6 hours of battery life, a smart charging case – which adds extra playtime – and they are compatible with Spatial Audio which make it appear as if sound is hitting your ears from all directions.
Apple also recently released a UK update which lets AirPods Pro 2 users take a hearing test and they offer a hearing aid feature to help boost sound if mild hearing loss is discovered.
Want to know more about these earbuds? Read our full AirPods Pro review here.
Amazon’s AirPods deal is worth checking out, but there will be even more bargains later this week.
Amazon has confirmed its Spring Deal Days event is about to kick off with huge offers running from 00.01 on Tuesday March 25 to 23:59 on Monday March 31.
Amazon is very likely to heavily discount its own technology hardware, which includes the Amazon Fire TV Stick range, Amazon Kindle e-readers, Amazon Echo smart speaker devices, Amazon Echo Show smart screens and Amazon Fire Android tablets.
Deals on other tech have previously included big discounts on Samsung, LG and Hisense TVs, savings on popular smartphones such as iPhone and Samsung Galaxy devices, popular wireless earbuds such as Apple AirPods, large discounts on laptops, and offers on home tech such as Ninja air fryers and Oral-B toothbrushes.
Express.co.uk will bring you all the biggest offers throughout the week so watch this space.
Dyson OnTrac review (Image: DYSON)
Having worn them on planes, trains, in the office and at home, I’ve been left pretty impressed.
What we love
- Epic battery life
- Excellent sound
- ANC blocks out most noise
- Customisable design
- Very comfortable
What we don’t
- Very expensive
- A bit too heavy
- Unique design won’t suit everyone
- Case feels cheap and nasty
- Lacking multi-device connection
Having tried and tested most of the world’s most popular headphones, my current go-to music makers are the Sonos Ace. These excellent noise-cancelling cans continue to impress thanks to their incredibly comfortable fit, super lightweight design, long battery life and stunning sound. Wherever I travel, the Ace are in my bag, but I’ve been trying something different for the last month.
Dyson’s OnTrac headphones come hot on the heels of the UK firm’s whacky Zone headphones, which were created to play music while also filtering the air we all breathe, a Covid-era concern addressed via tech. The Zone were a pretty strange creation that never really took off, but everyone that used them – including Express.co.uk – all agreed they sounded very, very good.
Luckily, Dyson’s new OnTrac cans have ditched the weird air-filtering face mask and focused on that already-good audio instead. So, with the Sonos Ace tucked safely in my cupboard, how do the Dyson OnTrac stack up, and should you invest?
Having worn them on planes, trains, in the office and at home, I’ve been left pretty impressed. Considering Dyson is famed for vacuum cleaners, fans and hairdryers – not audio products – the team from Malmesbury have done a stellar job.
They sound mighty and are easily as good as alternatives from more established rivals such as Bose and Sony. I’ve had no issues enjoying all types of music, with everything sounding rich with detail and crystal clear along with offering just the right levels of bass. Dyson has packed custom-built 40mm neodymium drivers inside with things tilted at an angle of 13 degrees towards the ear and it all works incredibly well.
There’s also some excellent Active Noise Cancellation (ANC), which means you only hear the audio and not the hustle and bustle of the world around you.
Dyson OnTrac offer a unique design (Image: DYSON)
A total of eight Active Noise Cancelling microphones are built into the OnTrac, which can sense outside sounds 384,000 times a second to fine-tune the effectiveness. Having tested them on packed London Underground trains, noisy cafes and even a long-haul flight to New York, I’ve been really impressed by how well the ANC works and how little you hear other than your playlists.
Battery life is also ridiculously good, with Dyson promising over 52 hours on a single charge. That’s no exaggeration, and during my time with them, I’ve never come close to running low on juice when travelling.
Of course, I can’t write about OnTrac without mentioning the unique design. Dyson created these cans to offer loads of customisation.
That means you can change the colour of the cups or switch out the plates that cover the sides of these headphones at point of purchase or by buying extra accessories.
You can change the cups and side panels to suit your style (Image: DYSON)
It’s pretty easy to adapt things which means you can constantly change the style to suit your mood or outfit. The OnTrac are definitely not subtle, and the design will certainly polarise opinion, but it’s nice to see something a little different arrive on the market.
You can also design your look – including changing the colour of the headband – when buying them online which, if nothing else, is quite good fun.
The only thing to note is the price of the accessories. At £449 the OnTrac are already ludicrously expensive and adding extra cups or those colourful outer caps will cost you an extra £50 each – ouch!
So, if you buy the OnTrac and add a couple of extra cups and plates, you could end up with a bill of over £649.
Things get even more expensive if you want to plug them into a headphone port or plane entertainment system as the audio cable isn’t included and adds an extra £20 to the bill.
Dyson OnTrac come in numerous colours on the store (Image: DYSON)
Other features I’ve enjoyed – aside from that cost – are the simple controls for adjusting volume, pausing tracks, and switching off the ANC.
The Dyson app offers plenty of sound settings, so you can adjust things to suit your tastes. The headphones switch off automatically when you remove them from your ears, fold flat for easy storage and will even warn you if things are too loud.
So yes, I’ve been left impressed by Dyson’s OnTrac but there are some issues that can’t be overlooked. Although they are comfortable to wear and sound great, they are pretty heavy and that weight won’t suit everyone.
The supplied travel case feels very cheap considering the high price of the cans, and they only connect to one device at a time, which means you can’t quickly switch from your phone to a tablet or laptop to a Bluetooth music player.
Multi-device support is something I’ve got used to on other headphones, such as the AirPods Pro 2 and Sonos Ace, and it’s a glaring omission from Dyson.
As we mentioned before, the £449 price is stupendously high, and the unique look might not be to everyone’s tastes.
Dyson OnTrac review (Image: DYSON)
Dyson OnTrac final verdict
So, will I return to my Sonos Ace, or will Dyson’s OnTrac take pride of place on my head? I’ve got to be honest; I was expecting to revert back to the Ace pretty quickly, but I’ve actually enjoyed using Dyson’s headphones.
They sound epic, have decent ANC, neat customisation options, and near-endless battery life.
It’s a solid effort from Dyson’s audio team, but I do have issues with the weight, price and lack of multi-device connectivity. The design is also much like Marmite, and the styling won’t suit everyone – these are anything but subtle.
My Sonos Ace aren’t going to be replaced by the OnTrac, but these headphones are way better than I was expecting and if you fancy something a little more unique that stands out from the crowd, they won’t disappoint.
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