Every year, Samsung unveils its latest smartphones in January or February and when Black Friday is here, the company takes the opportunity to clear out its stock. This year, the offer on the Galaxy S24 Ultra is unprecedented and surpassing previous deals.

A more realistic device to swap, the Samsung Galaxy S21, is only priced at £240 ($304.05). In the U.S., Samsung will pay $650 for the same handset, almost double what U.K. shoppers are being offered.

Charging speeds aside, there’s not much of interest in these FCC certifications, though they do state that the Samsung Galaxy S25 will lack UWB (ultra-wideband). This is a wireless communication protocol that can be used for things like unlocking car doors and more precise tracking of devices like Samsung’s SmartTag 2.