Samsung Galaxy Plans

The Samsung Galaxy series is one of the most successful families of phones in recent years, known for being on the cutting edge when it comes to tech and specs. You can get your hands on the latest Samsung models by signing up to a mobile plan with Telstra, Optus, Woolworths Mobile or Vodafone.

When it comes to the new Samsung Galaxy S20, you can pick between 4G- and 5G-capable models, with 5G capabilities costing more. Here's a rundown of the options:

• Samsung Galaxy S20 ($1,349 for the 4G 128GB)
• Samsung Galaxy S20+ ($1,499 for the 4G 128GB)
• Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra ($1,999 for the 5G 128GB)

While the handset itself will cost the same no matter who you sign a contract with, the mobile plan your phone is attached to can vary widely between providers. Here are the plans and deals you can get:

Compare Samsung S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra plans below

The Samsung S20 is Samsung's latest model, and you can get it on a 12-, 24- or 36-month contract. Get a basic S20 or grab an S20+ or S20 Ultra for some extra each month. You can click the 'filter results' button to show specific providers or S20 handsets, and adjust your plan requirements.

• Why choose the S20?

  The S20 is the latest Samsung model, and with their 5G capable handsets being released before a 5G version of the iPhone, it's enough of a draw to make you consider buying it. Here are a couple of other features which also make it an attractive option:
  
  

  • Screen. The Galaxy S20 has a 6.2-inch OLED screen with Quad HD resolution and water resistance up to 1.5 metres for 30 minutes.
  • Camera. 10-megapixel front camera, plus three rear cameras including a 64-megapixel telephoto lens with 30x super-resolution zoom.
  • Battery life. Around 12 hours, with fast charging options available.

  
  You can check out Finder's review of the S20 here.

Compare Samsung S10, S10+ and S10e plans here

The Samsung S10 is still a powerful handset and can be obtained on a 12-, 24- or 36-month contract. The S10 is cheaper than the latest model on offer and you can choose between 4G and 5G versions.

• Why choose the S10?

  Despite not being the newest Samsung model anymore, the S10 is still a very popular choice if you're after a Galaxy phone. With 5G capable handsets as well, you're not missing out on too much if you choose to go down this route.
  
  

  • Screen. The Samsung Galaxy S10 has a 6.1-inch OLED display with an "infinity" screen for uninterrupted images.
  • Camera. Three cameras on the back, including two 12-megapixel and one 16-megapixel camera.
  • Battery life. About 12 hours, but features fast charging and a Powershare "charge sharing" function.

  
  You can check out Finder's review of the S20 here.

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Samsung Galaxy Note phones

The Samsung Galaxy Note has a larger screen size than other Samsung models, but a bit of a shorter battery life. You can also get the slightly more powerful version, the Samsung Galaxy Note+.

• Why choose the Galaxy Note?

  If screen size is important to you and you don't mind not having the latest Samsung handset, the Galaxy Note might be worth considering. The latest Galaxy Note model is the Note10, and you can check out the full review here. Here's a quick overview of the specs of the Note10:
  
  

  • Screen. 6.3-inch 1080p display with Full HD+ resolution
  • Camera. Three rear cameras, including two 12-megapixel and one wide-lens 16-megapixel camera
  • Battery life. About 9 hours, though it offers rapid charging technology.

  
  You can check out Finder's review of the S20 here.

Samsung Galaxy A smartphones

• Why choose the Galaxy A?

  Samsung may dominate the market with the Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lines, but for many people those models are just too expensive to consider. Samsung has launched the Galaxy A range to cater to that mid-range price bracket.

  Galaxy A smartphones typically run on the previous years processor and may feature less on board storage or RAM than the flagship models. But given the price point they perform well on a bang for buck metric.

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