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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3		6.7 inches 2640 x 1080	Display 6.7 inches 2640 x 1080 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP Battery size 3,300 mAh	12MP + 12MP	3,300 mAh		View details	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S21+		6.7 inches 2400x1080	Display 6.7 inches 2400x1080 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 64MP Battery size 4,800 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 64MP	4,800 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip		6.7 inches 1080 x 2636	Display 6.7 inches 1080 x 2636 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP Battery size 3,300 mAh	12MP + 12MP	3,300 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition		6.5 inches 1080 x 2400	Display 6.5 inches 1080 x 2400 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 8MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 8MP	4,500 mAh	Not yet rated	View details	View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra		6.9 inches 3088 x 1440	Display 6.9 inches 3088 x 1440 Rear camera 108MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	108MP + 12MP + 12MP	4,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S20+		6.7 inches 1440 x 3200	Display 6.7 inches 1440 x 3200 Rear camera 64MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	64MP + 12MP + 12MP	4,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S20		6.2 inches 1440 x 3200	Display 6.2 inches 1440 x 3200 Rear camera 64MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 4,000 mAh	64MP + 12MP + 12MP	4,000 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite		6.7 inches 1080x2400	Display 6.7 inches 1080x2400 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 12MP	4,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite		6.7 inches 1080x2400	Display 6.7 inches 1080x2400 Rear camera 5MP + 48MP + 12MP Battery size 4 mAh	5MP + 48MP + 12MP	4 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy A90 5G		6.7 inches 1080 x 2400	Display 6.7 inches 1080 x 2400 Rear camera 48MP + 5MP + 8MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	48MP + 5MP + 8MP	4,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Note10		6.3 inches 1080 x 2280	Display 6.3 inches 1080 x 2280 Rear camera 16MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 3,500 mAh	16MP + 12MP + 12MP	3,500 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Note10 Plus 5G		6.8 inches 1440 x 3040	Display 6.8 inches 1440 x 3040 Rear camera 16MP + 12MP + 12MP Battery size 4,300 mAh	16MP + 12MP + 12MP	4,300 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy A80		6.7 inches 1080 x 2400	Display 6.7 inches 1080 x 2400 Rear camera 48MP + 8MP Battery size 3,700 mAh	48MP + 8MP	3,700 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S10 5G		6.7 inches 1440 x 3040	Display 6.7 inches 1440 x 3040 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 16MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 16MP	4,500 mAh		Buy at Amazon View details	Buy at Amazon View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy Fold		7.3 inches 1536 x 2152	Display 7.3 inches 1536 x 2152 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 16MP Battery size 4,380 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 16MP	4,380 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S10+		6.4 inches	Display 6.4 inches Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 16MP Battery size 4,100 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 16MP	4,100 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S10		6.1 inches 1440 x 3040	Display 6.1 inches 1440 x 3040 Rear camera 12MP + 12MP + 16MP Battery size 3,400 mAh	12MP + 12MP + 16MP	3,400 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy S10e		5.8 inches 1080 x 2280	Display 5.8 inches 1080 x 2280 Rear camera 12MP + 16MP Battery size 3,100 mAh	12MP + 16MP	3,100 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy A70		6.7 inches 1080 x 2400	Display 6.7 inches 1080 x 2400 Rear camera 32MP + 8MP + 5MP Battery size 4,500 mAh	32MP + 8MP + 5MP	4,500 mAh		Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...
Samsung Galaxy A20		6.5 inches 720 x 1560	Display 6.5 inches 720 x 1560 Rear camera 13MP + 5MP Battery size 4,000 mAh	13MP + 5MP	4,000 mAh	Not yet rated	Buy at eBay View details	Buy at eBay View details	Compare	loading Fetching your data...

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The best Samsung phones in Australia

• Best overall Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
• Runner up best Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 5G
• Best value Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
• Best cheap Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy A32
• Best big-screen Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G
• Best compact Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 5G
• Best folding Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G
• Best durable Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro
• Best Samsung phone for photography: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

Best overall Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

Pros

• Remarkable image quality with 4 cameras
• Compatible with the S-Pen

Cons

• The 6.8-inch screen might be too big for some
• Exorbitant price

Price (RRP): $1,599

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Why we chose it

Samsung makes plenty of devices on all ends of the price spectrum, but its latest flagship phone, the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, is far and away the best of the bunch.

Performance and battery life on the S21 Ultra 5G is nothing short of impressive. In our review, the phone posted stellar benchmark scores and even maxed out one test. It lags a bit behind the A14 Bionic chip found on Apple's latest iPhones, but it's still one of the snappiest Android devices on the market. Its 5000mAh battery is enough to keep the behemoth device powered throughout the day, too.

The S21 Ultra 5G is a sizable step up from the S21 and S21+. You're getting a 6.8-inch Quad HD+ display, an improved front-facing camera, four rear cameras instead of three, and 100 times Space Zoom (compared to 30 times zoom on the S21 and S21+). There's also support for Samsung's S Pen on the Ultra, a feature typically reserved for Galaxy Note devices. While you're getting plenty of extra features, you'll have to ask yourself if it's worth the whopping $350 price premium over the standard S21.

The bump in specs also means that the S21 Ultra 5G is a far bulkier phone than the other S21s. It is 27 grams heavier than the S21+ and weighs 58 grams more than the S21. It's also a millimetre thicker than both models, so it's not best suited for those who prefer a more compact phone.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is well-liked by customers, with the phone boasting an average rating of 4.6 out of 5 on Google from more than 17,000 reviews. Buyers loved the phone's screen, especially when the refresh rate was at 120Hz. Users were also pleased with the phone's battery life, from which many could squeeze more than a day's worth of usage. Some were unhappy with the death of expandable storage on the S21, though.

Runner up best Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 5G

Pros

• Snappy 120Hz display
• Sleek design

Cons

• No expandable storage
• Display isn't as impressive as on the S21 Ultra

Price (RRP): $1,249

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Why we chose it

As Samsung's latest flagship, the phones in the Galaxy S21 line-up represent the best of what the Korean giant can serve up. While the standard S21 5G leaves out a couple of features only available on the top-spec S21 Ultra, the phone still packs a heap of hardware into a stylish package, making it the runner up best Samsung phone on the market.

Samsung refined the design of the Galaxy S21, making several noticeable changes from its previous-generation devices. The phone's back panel is now plastic rather than glass, and the SIM slot now lives next to the USB-C port. Arguably the biggest change is to the camera housing, which seamlessly integrates with the phone's design in what Samsung calls its "contour cut" camera cut-out.

The screen on the S21 is a little different from previous generations. The S21 has a slightly less impressive flat FHD+ panel instead of the QHD+ one found on the S20. In reality, most people are unlikely to spot the difference on a screen of its size. The display keeps the 120Hz refresh rate from last year, making the whole phone feel more responsive.

The Galaxy S21 makes gains by being the first phone in the Galaxy S-series line-up to come with 5G as standard, but Samsung has stripped a much-loved feature from the phone: expandable storage. No longer can you slap a MicroSD card into your phone to instantly boost its onboard storage.

The Galaxy S21 5G earned a 4.5 out of 5 rating from more than 9,500 reviews on Google, with many users praising its snappy performance and 120Hz display. Some customers were chuffed with the more refined design on the S21 compared to its predecessors, too. Others were less pleased with the omission of the MicroSD card slot.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy S21 5G.

Best value Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S20 FE

Pros

• Fantastic camera
• Plenty of vibrant colours to choose from

Cons

• No 5G support on the base model
• Cheaper plastic construction

Price (RRP): $849

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Why we chose it

Released months after the S20, the S20 FE (Fan Edition) is a more budget-conscious version of last year's Samsung flagship. Keeping the best bits of its more premium sibling while tastefully cutting down on costs elsewhere, the Galaxy S20 FE is the best value Samsung phone you can get your hands on.

The phone has pretty powerful parts on the inside, with an Exynos 990 processor (the same found on the S20 and Note20), 6GB of memory, 128GB of internal storage and a decently sized 4500mAh battery. The phone's cameras are impressive too, with a triple-lens set-up on the back, 30x Super Resolution Zoom (which is just another marketing term like Space Zoom), and a 32-megapixel front-facing camera.

The S20 FE's screen has been downgraded from the S20, featuring a 6.5-inch FHD+ display rather than a QHD+ one. Still, it's a Samsung Super AMOLED panel, so you probably won't be disappointed. The screen's size fills a gap between the smallest and largest phones in the series, being bigger than the S20 and slightly smaller than the S20+.

The S20 FE is available in six different colours, so you can easily match your phone with your aesthetic. You can also choose between 4G and 5G models of the S20 FE, but if you want to maximise your network speeds, it'll cost you an extra $150 to go with the 5G variant.

The Galaxy S20 FE earned itself a 4.6 out of 5 rating from more than 53,000 reviews on Google, with happy customers complimenting the phone's camera and display. Some users weren't as pleased with the in-display fingerprint scanner.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy S20 FE.

Best cheap Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy A32

Pros

• Big 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display
• Fantastic battery life

Cons

• Middling display resolution
• Weak processor

Price (RRP): $499

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Why we chose it

Samsung caters to every end of the mobile phone market, and its A series devices are among the best budget models available. The Galaxy A32 is a stand out option with its giant screen and remarkable battery all crammed into a slim, refined chassis. At an asking price of $499 at launch, the brand new device is Samsung's best cheap phone.

The A32 is pretty similar to the previous-generation A31 when it comes to specifications, but it features a refined design that feels more in line with the rest of Samsung's current line-up. The most notable part carried over from last year's model is the massive 5000mAh battery, which the company says can keep the phone powered for up to two days.

The 6.4-inch Super AMOLED display is one of the better panels you'll find on a budget phone. It also gets decently bright, reaching 800 nits of brightness. The FHD+ resolution might leave a little to be desired, but it's the same as you'll find on the S21 for less than half the price. The least impressive part of the A32 is its processor, which isn't likely to hold up over time and could be insufficient for some uses today.

The A32 is by no means short on cameras. You'll find four of them on the back of the phone, offering everything from wide and ultra-wide shots from the 8-megapixel ultrawide shooter to sharp close-ups thanks to the macro lens. The front-facing camera is also impressive, packing in a 20-megapixel sensor for great selfies and video calling.

Since the phone has just launched here in Australia, there isn't much word from customers about how it performs. Some professional reviewers got their hands on the phone ahead of its launch, and many seemed to like the phone's screen and battery life, but noted that its slow processor hampers its day-to-day performance.

Best big-screen Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G

Pros

• Massive 6.9-inch Dynamic AMOLED display
• Speedy 120Hz refresh rate

Cons

• The polar opposite of a compact phone
• 60Hz refresh rate at max screen resolution

Price (RRP): $1,999

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Why we chose it

Samsung is obsessed with big phones, with none of its current devices measuring up at under 6 inches on the screen. Despite plenty of competition among its siblings, the gorgeous and enormous display found on the Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G makes it the best big-screen Samsung phone money can buy.

The Note20 Ultra 5G is a formidable phone, with a massive 6.9-inch QHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X display that's packed into a slim and refined form factor. The screen can run at 120Hz, giving it a much more responsive feel than devices running at the more standard 60Hz rate. Unfortunately, if you want to take advantage of that high refresh rate, you'll have to sacrifice some resolution. The Note20 Ultra 5G won't run above 60Hz if you're at the screen's QHD+ resolution.

There's plenty of tech inside the phone. There's a speedy Exynos 990 octa-core processor, 12 gigabytes of RAM, a 4500mAh battery and three cameras capable of taking stunning photos and videos. There's also the S Pen, which can be handy for power users and avid artists. All of that hardware makes the phone pretty hefty, weighing in at 208 grams. It's still lighter than the Galaxy S21 Ultra, though.

Users are fond of the Note20 Ultra 5G, with the device attaining a 4.5 out of 5 rating from more than 11,000 reviews on Google. Customers complimented the phone for its good battery life, design and performance. Many other buyers appreciated the continued inclusion of the S Pen. Some weren't too happy with the high refresh rate mode being locked to a lower resolution, though.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G.

Best compact Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy S21 5G

Pros

• Weighs just 169 grams
• Higher refresh rate than most compact phones

Cons

• Smallest battery of the S21 line-up
• It's still a 6.2-inch phone

Price (RRP): $1,249

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Why we chose it

While not compact in the traditional sense, the 6.2-inch Galaxy S21 5G is one of Samsung's smallest phones. Thanks to the device's super-slim bezels, all of that screen is packed into a smaller, lighter shell, making it the best compact Samsung phone available here in Australia.

The S21 is a much smaller phone than basically everything else Samsung still makes, weighing just 169 grams. Because of the near-bezel-less design of the S21, Samsung was able to cram a big 6.2-inch display into the phone's relatively compact shell. Still, some might feel like that's a little big for their needs.

Keeping the attention on the screen, it's got a smooth 120Hz refresh rate. Many other compact phones on the market right now are still stuck at 60Hz. While that's a welcome improvement, the screen's resolution is FHD+, so while it's still one of Samsung's incredible AMOLED screens, it might not look quite as stunning as the one on the S21 Ultra. Another downside is the phone's battery life, which can leave the phone begging for a charger before the day is over. It makes sense, the phone keeps all of the high-end parts on the other S21 devices, but it's got the smallest battery of the bunch at 4000mAh.

The Galaxy S21 earned an impressive 4.5 out of 5 rating from more than 9,000 reviews on Google. Users were happy with the phone's comfortable size despite the substantial display. Some noticed that the phone's battery life wasn't spectacular, with their devices struggling to last a full day.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy S21 5G.

Best folding Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G

Pros

• Innovative and eye catching design
• Massive 7.6-inch folding display

Cons

• Ludicrously expensive
• No expandable storage

Price (RRP): $2,499

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Why we chose it

If you're looking for a unique phone that's sure to spark a conversation, your search can stop here. Samsung's second-generation Galaxy Z Fold2 5G brings with it plenty of improvements over its predecessor, making it the best folding Samsung phone money can buy.

The Z Fold2 represents the very best engineering from the folks at Samsung. There's no doubt that the giant, shiny and folding nature of the phone will catch plenty of eyeballs. It's not all about the looks, though. It's running on speedy hardware, so the phone feels responsive and quick.

The South Korean manufacturer made huge generational improvements to the folding phone that ironed out many initial issues that plagued the original Z Fold. The refined hinge, which has built-in "sweeper technology" to keep dust and dirt out of the phone's sensitive mechanisms, helps increase the phone's durability. The external and internal screen received sizable upgrades that make the Z Fold2 more usable and practical than its predecessor. The main 7.6-inch folding display is slightly larger than before and can run at 120Hz, and the cover screen jumped in size significantly to 6.2 inches (from 4.6 inches).

While the 256GB of storage found on the Z Fold2 will likely be more than enough for the vast majority of people, you'll be out of luck if you need more space since there's no handy MicroSD card slot on the $2,499 phone. That price tag, by the way, makes it the most expensive phone in Samsung's line-up and is even pricier than the most expensive iPhone.

While it's not a phone for everyone, those who've bought the Galaxy Z Fold2 5G seem to like it. It's earned a 4.7 out of 5 rating from more than 1,400 reviews on Google, which is the highest in this round-up. Customers loved the phone's innovative design and praised Samsung for improving many of the drawbacks from the previous generation. People were also impressed with how useful they found multitasking to be on the bigger 7.6-inch folding display.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy Z Fold2.

Best durable Samsung phone: Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro

Pros

• Designed for tough conditions
• Swappable batteries

Cons

• Screen is nothing special
• Unimpressive cameras

Price (RRP): $799

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Why we chose it

Samsung stopped making "Active" versions of its flagship phones after the Galaxy S8 Active, but luckily the company still makes rugged phones for those who need them. With a tough exterior and features that make it ideal for use in rough conditions, the Galaxy XCover Pro is the best durable Samsung phone money can buy.

The Galaxy XCover Pro is for people who need a seriously durable phone for their day to day work, such as those working in industrial settings. While that means the phone is less sleek and thin, its ruggedised exterior means you'll have a much harder time doing any damage to it. Other bonuses include that the touch screen still works with heavy-duty gloves, and it meets military-grade standards that allow the device to withstand abnormally rough treatment. There's also the more standard IP68 water resistance rating, which is the same as the one found on the Galaxy S21 and Note20.

Those nostalgic for the pre-Galaxy S6 days of user-replaceable batteries will be happy with the XCover Pro. The included 4,050mAh cell easily slips out of the phone when it has run out of juice and can be swapped with a fresh battery.

There are a few compromises to having a rugged phone. The 6.3-inch display has a decent 2340x1080 resolution, but it's using a TFT panel rather than the bright and crispy AMOLED ones found on other Samsung devices. The phone's two rear cameras are poor performers and can't record video in resolutions higher than 1080p.

The Galaxy XCover Pro earned itself a 4 out of 5 rating from more than 350 reviews on Amazon, with customers praising the phone for its replaceable battery and ruggedised build. Some customers did run into a few issues with the phone's connectivity and network compatibility, though.

Best Samsung phone for photography: Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

Pros

• Massive 108-megapixel wide-angle camera
• Heaps of zoom

Cons

• Photos get noisier as you zoom further in
• Costs an arm and a leg

Price (RRP): $1,849

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Why we chose it

Making phones with great cameras has long been a focus of Samsung, but it has pushed the envelope even further with its latest and greatest flagship device. With four rear-mounted cameras, a 40-megapixel front-facing camera and 100x Space Zoom, the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is the best Samsung phone for any mobile photographers.

Samsung paid particular attention to the camera on the S21 Ultra, as it's the only model to have four rear-facing cameras. It also boasts a 108-megapixel wide-angle camera, capable of taking super sharp photos. You also get heaps more room for zoom on the S21 Ultra, with users able to see much further into the distance with 100x Space Zoom. For reference, both the S21 and S21+ have 30x Space Zoom. The front-facing camera also got an upgrade to 40 megapixels.

Unfortunately, all of this tech doesn't come cheap. The base model of the S21 Ultra will set you back $1,849, and if you want the highest storage configuration (which might come in handy if you're a super avid photographer), that will cost a whopping $2,149.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G's reputation as a strong performer, both in photography and general use, is backed up by its 4.6 out of 5 rating from more than 17,000 reviews on Google. Users loved the phone's photo quality, highlighting how bright and sharp images typically turned out. Customers mentioned that photo quality noticeably decreases as zoom increases, and some also experienced issues with autofocus.

Click here to read our full review of the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G.

What to consider when choosing a Samsung phone

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• We checked out all of Samsung's latest phones to find the best options currently on the market.
• We selected the best models based on customer and in-house reviews, as well as by looking at each device's specifications.
• The products on this list are chosen by our editorial team and are not selected based on commercial relationships.

• Why you can trust our picks

  We looked into all of the phones in Samsung's various mobile product lines, from Galaxy Z folding phones to entry-level Galaxy A devices, to figure out which are the best in each category.

  Every phone on this list is available for purchase here in Australia (as of March 2021). Some new Galaxy A devices are just around the corner (and others have just come onto the market), so once they hit store shelves, you'll want to consider them, too.

  We looked at all of the crucial specs to see how each device weighed up against the others and chose the best options based on the battery, camera, design, durability, build quality, screen size and display quality, performance and value for money.

  After thoroughly researching each device and reading through hundreds of customer reviews (as of March 2021), we selected what we think are the top nine picks for anyone wanting to grab a new Samsung phone.

  We value our editorial independence, basing our comparison results, content and reviews on objective analysis without bias. However, Finder may receive compensation when you click some links on our site. Learn more about how we make money from our partners and why you can trust our guides.

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Samsung's premium smartphones are among the most popular in Australia, and that means that there's plenty of competition in the carrier space to offer the best deals on Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note phones. There's less pressure on the Galaxy A series, although it does get offered by a few carriers. The Galaxy J series phones' low cost means that if they are offered by telcos, it's pretty much always on an outright basis to pair with a prepaid phone SIM.

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