The Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus remains available on contract from various UK networks, even though it is no longer sold directly from the manufacturer[1]. On release, its pricing started at £1,049 for the 256GB version and £1,149 for the 512GB model[2]. Contract deals typically allow you to spread the total cost—usually around £850-900 for the phone and service combined—across 24 or 36 months[1]. The lowest total contract cost currently available is around £1,250, with an average total cost of approximately £1,490.72, depending on data allowance, upfront payment, provider, and contract length[6].
Major networks like O2, Three, and Vodafone, as well as leading retailers, all offer monthly contracts for the S23 Plus[2]. Most deals include a set allowance of data, calls, and texts, and you may be able to find offers with no upfront cost. Longer contracts generally mean lower monthly payments, but a higher total cost over the term[6].
When comparing contracts, choose based on your preferred monthly budget, contract length, and required data. You can also port your existing number to a new network by requesting your PAC code and providing it to your new provider within 30 days; the transfer typically takes two working days[6].
The S23 Plus features a 6.6-inch AMOLED display, 5G support, 256GB or 512GB storage options, a 4700 mAh battery, and an advanced triple-lens camera system with a 50 MP main sensor and strong video/photo software support[2]. The design is available in colours like Cream, Phantom Black, Green, and Lavender[2].
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