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Published 15:26 23 Jan 2025 GMT
Updated 15:27 23 Jan 2025 GMT

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The latest Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra has been unveiled by the tech brand and is available to pre-order.
But now that the new model is out, people might be wondering if they can get the previous versions at a discount.
There's four Galaxy S24 to choose from, including the Ultra, which is priced at £44 per month on a contract with Sky Mobile.
This only works out at £4 cheaper than the new S25 device - which also comes with Buds3 Pro that are worth £219 with Sky's deal.
So it might be worth shopping round the other S24 models to get a better deal.
If you're looking for something more affordable, then the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE is priced at £24 per month, which works out at half the price of the new S25.
Other versions include the Samsung Galaxy S24 5G for £28 per month and the Samsung Galaxy S24+ 5G for £34 per month.
The new model has a 6.9 inch screen compared to S24's 6.8 inch screen, while the memory is the same at 12GB and storage at 256GB on both.
Visually the S25 has seen its sharp edges rounded off and its titanium frame flattened, plus it's the thinnest one yet at 8.2mm down from 8.6mm.
These are the best deals on each of the S24 models - including the Ultra model - through Sky Mobile.
You can shop all of the Galaxy S24 deals here and pre order the new Galaxy S25 Ultra here.
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