For those in the market for a new phone, there's never been a better time to grab a Samsung device. Samsung is giving away a huge range of freebies, and we've spotted a way to get one of the brands smartwatches, for free.

Mobiles.co.uk is handing out free Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 when shoppers buy a Galaxy S25 smartphone. The comparison site is handing out the phone and the watch for £23.99 a month with a £29 upfront cost.

Samsung fans will pay £637.76 on a 24-month contract for both the watch and the device. The contract includes 100GB of data from iD Mobile and unlimited data, minutes, and texts - however, it's only available to buy until October 2.

The Samsung Galaxy S25 has a sleek new design, a 6.2-inch AMOLED screen, a 4,000mAh battery that's perfect for all-day usage, and three cameras on the back, including a 50MP lens for those important life events.

And for those who want to shop around, it's never been a better time to buy a new phone. Apple fans can get the new iPhone 17 Pro. Sky is selling the device for £35 a month.

There's also another new release to pick up. The newest Google Pixel 10 phones, which can be snapped up from £59 a month with 125GB of data from EE.

Samsung users have been praising the device in reviews. One reviewer said: "It's very snappy, and I like the 12 GB of RAM. The battery could have a bigger capacity.

"Everything runs smoothly, and AI features are quick. Speaker sounds are clear and loud, very crisp. The screen is amazing. The new UI is great."

Deputy tech editor Henry Burrell at the Daily Express, reviewed the Galaxy S25 and S25+ when it released. And was massively impressed with the brilliant performance, robust battery life and outstanding software.

He said: "I won't bury the lede with this review of the Samsung Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus. These phones are incredibly similar to every Galaxy S phone Samsung has released since the Galaxy S22 and S22 Plus in 2022.

"If you're coming from a Galaxy S21 or another phone from 2021 or older, the S25 range represents big upgrades in build quality, battery life, camera performance and software perks."

Nevertheless, he wasn't keen on how the design or cameras haven't evolved in more recent handsets. He added: "The design has barely changed, and the cameras are literally the same, meaning if you are looking to upgrade your Android phone, there isn't a lot here that's new - on paper, at least. That's not to say these aren't excellent phone(s), because they are."

Samsung fans snap up free Galaxy Watch7 - here's how to get it - The Mirror