**** The Official Samsung Galaxy S23 Family Thread ****

I added the phone and put the code in.

Codes do expire quickly as there will be a lot of people using them. Also, try clearing the cookies too by selecting the padlock in the URL bar (Chrome) or try a different browser. If you're using TCB/Quidco clear the cookies first and any adblockers are switched off before clicking on affiliate links or they wouldn't track.
Using incognito mode in Chrome worked for me. Thank you!

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£755 to go from a S21U 256GB to an S23 512GB - doesn't seem worth it still.
 
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Can't decide wether I can be bothered with one of these.
Currently got an iPhone 12 Pro max and whilst Samsung trade in is garbage I reckon I could get about 450-500 for it.

Doesn't seem much of an upgrade though?
 
A round up of the offers.
  • Quicdo - 5%/£100 cashback (first 500 people)
  • TCB - 5%/£100 cashback
  • Samsung - up to £400 trade in
  • Blue Light Card - up to 10% off purchase price, also looks like you might be able to stack with Samsung's trade in offer
  • 10% off Samsung code (search Twitter)
Annoyingly I can't trade in my Note9 for the S23, though Samsung offer trade in for the Note9 generally on their website just not for their new release. A shame as I would have been able to get the 512GB for £924 (Blue Light + trade in).

Edit - specific offer here that doesn't look too bad (need to delve in a bit more).

EPP / BLC trade in is £150 less than the "Normal" samsung website's trade in price... Sneaky.
 
Adding a flash drive for £34 seems to be knocking further 10% off the total price, £715 with S21U trade in and the additional 10% "recommend friend" code.

Getting warmer but still thinking it's a big wedge to drop on for when I'm basically only after a better camera and potentially battery life.
 
Adding a flash drive for £34 seems to be knocking further 10% off the total price, £715 with S21U trade in and the additional 10% "recommend friend" code.

Getting warmer but still thinking it's a big wedge to drop on for when I'm basically only after a better camera and potentially battery life.
Same situation. Its just not much if a jump from the S21U.
 
S23+ battery is 4700mah
S21+ battery is 4800mah

how did they manage to wait 3 years and still make the battery smaller
 
If it translates to a good battery, fine by me but I have had a mixed bag when it comes to Samsungs (I think my Note 8 or 9 being the exception and had a really good battery).
 
Very tempted to trade in my Fold 3 for this. I've loved having it, but it's a weird compromise at the moment between to small a front screen and too large when it's open. I kind of miss having a regular sized phone which I never thought I'd say a year ago.
 
Adding a flash drive for £34 seems to be knocking further 10% off the total price, £715 with S21U trade in and the additional 10% "recommend friend" code.

Getting warmer but still thinking it's a big wedge to drop on for when I'm basically only after a better camera and potentially battery life.
That's a decent saving. I'm going to pull the trigger I think.
 
That's a decent saving. I'm going to pull the trigger I think.

I did manage to opt into the Quidco £100 offer this morning too which expires tonight but that needs a spend of £800+ (add Buds Live and a case), however, pretty sure "recommend a friend" code will invalidate it in the end.
 
Adding a flash drive for £34 seems to be knocking further 10% off the total price, £715 with S21U trade in and the additional 10% "recommend friend" code.

Getting warmer but still thinking it's a big wedge to drop on for when I'm basically only after a better camera and potentially battery life.
If you're questioning it then you don't want it enough. Simples.

Wait for next year and a bigger improvement.
 
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