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Pay half price for six months with loads of handsets on Three

What’s twice as good as paying full price? Paying half price, and right now you can do that for six months on select 24-month plans with a range of handsets on Three.

In all cases you get the first six months at half price, followed by the standard price after that, and there are some top handsets included in the offer, such as the iPhone 7, which is available with six months at half price on a number of plans, the cheapest of which costs £19 per month for the first six months, then rises to £38.

You’ll pay £99 upfront for that and get 1GB of data, unlimited minutes and unlimited texts, but there are a range of other options on the same offer, right up to unlimited data.

Or how about the brand-new Samsung Galaxy S8? This cutting-edge flagship is available from just £22.50 for the first six months, plus £129 upfront, for the same selection of allowances, namely unlimited minutes, unlimited texts and 1GB of data. As with the iPhone 7 there are a range of other options too, all the way up to unlimited everything.

And Three’s half price deal isn’t limited to flagships, as you can also get the likes of the LG K3, starting at a tiny £4 per month for the first six months, plus £19 upfront, for 500MB of data, 100 minutes and unlimited texts.

But if you want to pair an affordable phone with a high-end plan you can do that too, with the six months half price available on loads of other LG K3 plans, including unlimited everything, at £20 for the first six months and no upfront cost.

That’s just a taster – there are loads of other handsets available on the offer, such as the iPhone 7 Plus, LG G6, Huawei P10, Sony Xperia XZ and more.

Better yet, whichever phone you go for all of these half price deals are on Advanced Plans, which means you get full access to Three’s extras, including free roaming in 60 destinations and the ability to tether.

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