Looking for a brand new phone on a plan? The following table shows a selection of 24-month 128GB Samsung Galaxy S10 plans on Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, largest to smallest. Use our comparison tool above to see plans from a range of other providers. This is a selection of products with links to referral partners.
Vodafone currently offers over half a dozen Samsung devices on both postpaid and prepaid plans. Postpaid options include the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+, S10e, the Galaxy A70, A20 and A30 plus the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+.
If you do buy your phone through Vodafone, you’ll be able to choose from a 12, 24, or 36-month repayment period that’s separate from your mobile plan. The device you choose, payment period and plan you choose to bundle with your device, will determine your monthly bill. The postpaid plans are month-to-month and you’re able to switch between plans, however cancelling will require you to pay off the remainder of your device.
The following table shows a range of Vodafone’s available Samsung device plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest. This is a selection of products including links to our referral partners.
Currently, Telstra customers can pick from multiple Samsung devices, including the Galaxy Note 10+ and Note 10+ 5G, Galaxy S10 5G, S10, S10+, S10e, the Note9, Galaxy S9, S9+ and the S8. You’ll have the choice of repaying the device over 24 or 36 months and bundling with a month-to-month postpaid plan.
There are four postpaid plans to choose from and Telstra has eliminated excess data charges on all of these plans. Once you’ve reached your data allowance, you’ll be able to continue using data but at capped speeds of 1.5Mbps, which is still fast enough for standard definition video streaming. You’re free to switch between plans as your data needs change, however cancelling altogether will require you to pay off the remainder of your handset.
Keen on the Galaxy S10 5G or Note10+ 5G phones? While Telstra’s 5G network is only available in a small number of places, the telco is continually expanding this technology, so its worth looking to see if you’ll have access to the 5G network before picking up the device. Plans currently include free access to the 5G network, however after June 2020, the two lower-priced plans will require an additional monthly cost for continued access (the top two plans will have access included on the plans).
The following table shows a range of Telstra’s Samsung S10 5G, S10+ and Note 10+ 5G plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest. This is a selection of products including links to our referral partners.
Woolworths Mobile offers customers the choice between phone repayments over 24 or 36 months in conjunction with your plan of choice. Plans start at $20 and go up to $50 and all plans include up to 100GB of data banking.
Samsung phone that are currently available on plans through Woolworths Mobile include the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+, Galaxy S10, S10+ (both 128GB and 512GB), the S10e, the Galaxy A70, A50 and A20. Once you’ve chosen your device, simply pick the repayment period and the postpaid plan you wish to add on.
The following table shows a range of Woolworths Mobile’s Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and Note 10+ plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest. This is a selection of products including links to our referral partners.
It’s not just the major telcos offering deals on Samsung devices. Southern Phone’s mobile plans run on the Optus 4G network and customers can select from a decent range of Samsung phones to either buy outright, or pay off over 24 months.
Available phones include the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e, the entire A series (A20, A30, A50 and A70) and the Galaxy J20 Pro. All of these devices can be bought outright or bundled with a postpaid plan on a 24-month contract.
The following table shows a range of Southern Phone’s Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest.
Another smaller provider competing with the big three telcos, TeleChoice offers a range of Samsung devices, including the latest Galaxy S10 series. TeleChoice operates on the Telstra network and offers a range of smartphones bundled with postpaid plans on 24-month contracts.
Samsung devices available include the Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e, the Galaxy A70, A50, A30 and A20 along with older models, the S9, S9+ and Note9.
The following table shows a range of TeleChoice’s Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest.
Optus allows customers to pay off selected Samsung phones on a standard two-year contract. If you’re looking at a Samsung device from Optus, you’ll be able to choose from the Galaxy Note 10+ and Note 10+ 5G, the Galaxy S10, S10+ and S10e, Galaxy A50, the S9, S9+, Note9 and the Galaxy S8. How much you pay for your phone’s repayment is dependant on the plan you choose and how new the phone is.
The following table shows a range of Optus Samsung Galaxy S10, S10+ and Note 10+ 5G plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest.
Want to get your hands on Samsung’s first ever 5G device? Samsung and Telstra have partnered up to bring the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G to Australia. Telstra is the exclusive stockist of both the 256GB and 512GB devices, which makes sense considering Telstra is currently the only Aussie telco to offer access to an operational 5G network.
Telstra allows free access to the 5G network on its small selection of 5G devices, however after the June 2020 ‘free trial’ period ends, the $50 Small and $60 Medium postpaid plans will require you to pay an additional $15 per month for access. Both the $80 Large and $100 Extra Large plans will include 5G access as part of your plan.
You can bundle the Galaxy S10 5G phone with any of the four postpaid plans and choose to pay your device off over 24 or 36 months. While the plans are technically no lock-in plans (allowing you to switch plans month-to-month) cancelling altogether will require you to pay off the remainder of your handset. However, as Telstra is the only telco with a 5G network up and running, your device would no longer have access to the 5G network if you were to switch telcos.
The following table shows a range of Telstra’s 256GB and 512GB Samsung Galaxy S10 5G plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest. This is a selection of products including links to our referral partners.
If you’re concerned about excess data charges, both Vodafone and Telstra now offer ‘unlimited’ data plans for postpaid customers. Most of these plans include an allowance of high-speed 4G data each month, plus unlimited slower data (capped to 1.5Mbps).
Vodafone customers can pick from the $55 Red Plus Plan or $65 Red Plus Plan, which all have the data speed capped after you reach your max-speed data inclusion.
If you’re looking into Telstra, Australia’s largest telco has scrapped excess data charges on its suite of postpaid plans. This means that once you’ve used up your plan’s inclusion, you’ll be able to continue using data but at capped speeds of 1.5Mbps. This speed is still suitable for standard definition video streaming.
The following table shows a range of Telstra and Vodafone’s ‘unlimited data’ Samsung Galaxy S10 plans from Canstar Blue’s database, listed in order of cost, from the lowest to highest and then by data allowance, smallest to largest. This is a selection of products including links to our referral partners.
With both Telstra and Optus scrapping their respective 24-month lease plans, Australians no longer have the option of ‘renting’ a Samsung smartphone. Instead, you can buy your phone outright, or on a device payment plan from any of the above telcos (Telstra, Vodafone, Optus, Woolworths Mobile, Southern Phone, or TeleChoice).
Payment plans are available on 12, 24, or 36-month contracts, depending on your choice of provider. Regardless of which plan you opt for, your phone will be yours to keep at the end of your contract (or once you’ve made all repayments).
Depending on your choice of telco and plan, you can score some great extras and inclusions to go with your new Samsung phone.
