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Top Tech: Apple, Samsung and Google phones fall by up to £500 as Black Friday begins

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Top Tech: Apple, Samsung and Google phones fall by up to £500 as Black Friday begins
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Giffgaff is knocking hundreds off the iPhone 17, Galaxy S25 and Pixel 10 phones in its first round of Black Friday 2025 deals

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We’re just a few weeks away from Black Friday 2025, but some retailers are starting early. One such brand is giffgaff, which has just unveiled its first round of Black Friday deals on Apple, Samsung and Google smartphones.

Among the deals are price cuts on the new iPhone 17, Galaxy S25 and Pixel 10 Pro, alongside some older models for those looking to keep costs down. Running to December 4, giffgaff’s Black Friday sale includes the cheapest deal we’ve seen on Apple’s new iPhone, and a huge £500 slashed off Google’s latest Pixel phone.

All the phones featured come unlocked to any network on giffgaff’s 36-month handset contracts, along with an 18-month unlimited data plan. It comes as giffgaff offers a £10 discount every month on its unlimited data plan, with shoppers able to secure this for £15 alongside their shiny new smartphone.

Here are the best deals in giffgaff’s Black Friday sale.

iPhone 17

Apple’s new iPhone 17 only launched in September and can now be picked up with £90 off. Originally priced at £38.17, it’s now down to £35.67 per month, with £40 upfront on giffgaff’s unlimited data plan.

giffgaff’s iPhone 17 Black Friday deal

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giffgaff has slashed £90 off its iPhone 17 contract in the Black Friday sale.

This works out at roughly £1.15 per day and also includes up to 5GB of EU roaming. It’s the cheapest iPhone 17 deal we’ve seen since launch and beats rivals like Vodafone, where the device costs £42.74 and £30 upfront for unlimited data.

However, one caveat with giffgaff is that not all models are available, with only black, white and lavender phones available with 128GB storage. Shoppers can also find the iPhone 15 reduced to £26.70 for those not fussed about the latest model.

Samsung Galaxy S25

Android fans may prefer this deal that’s seen £300 slashed off the Samsung Galaxy S25, now up for grabs at £31.09 per month. This deal is for the 256GB model, which is now cheaper than the 128GB.

To secure this deal with giffgaff’s unlimited data plan, shoppers just need to pay a £20 upfront cost and choose a colour from navy, mint or silver shadow. The Galaxy S25 launched earlier this year, as did the more budget-friendly Samsung Galaxy A56, which giffgaff has slashed to £24.98 per month and £20 upfront

However, not everyone needs unlimited data, so lighter users may want to consider Sky Mobile’s offer, where the Galaxy S25 128GB comes in at £22 per month and £12 upfront, but with a smaller 100MB data allowance.

Google Pixel 10 Pro

Google fans can get in on the action too with a whopping £500 off the Pixel 10 Pro, a more powerful variant of the standard Pixel 10. This now comes in at £30.53 per month for the 128GB model, with £20 upfront and unlimited data.

However, giffgaff currently only has stock of two colourways, Obsidian or Porcelain. This is a close rival to Currys-back site Mobiles.co.uk, where the Black Friday sale is giving away the 500GB for the price of 100GB on the Pixel 10 Pro’s £29.99 per month and £39 upfront plan.

Meanwhile, giffgaff also offers the Google Pixel 9a – designed as a budget-friendly model of the standard Pixel – from £18.64 per month with £10 upfront, a huge £270 saving.

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