Samsung Galaxy S3 Red, Brown & Grey LTE Now All on Pay As You Go

The origianl Pebble Blue and Marble White editions of the Samsung Galaxy S3 have been available on Pay As You Go deals for some months but now the Garnet Red, Amber Brown and Titanium Grey LTE versions of the Galaxy SIII are also now available to those not wanting to take out contract deals.

Price wise, the Red and Brown Samsung Galaxy S3 are currently priced exactly the same at £433.98 including delivery whilst the newer Galaxy S3 LTE in both White and Grey are lightly more expensive at £449.99, there are bigger differences between the original S3 and the S3 LTE than just 4G compatibility hence the new 4G enabled device has a completely different model number of i9305 as opposed to the original i9300.

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Samsung Galaxy S3 Pay As You Go Deals

These differences include double the RAM at 2GB along with being shipped with the latest Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating software already installed negating any fiddly updates, that said, if you buy the Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE on Pay As You Go deals you will not benefit from 4G speeds – for this you’ll need to move to a contract deal with the new 4G EE network after October 30th.

Pay as you go deals are great for those that prefer not to be tied into a long term contract deal as well as those that simply cannot pass the network credit checks, although for higher users they do work out more expensive overall there is a certain amount of freedom which pre-pay users enjoy.

If price is more important to you than what colour your phone is then the original Pebble Blue and Marble White Galaxy S3 phones are much cheaper to buy on Pay As You Go at just £349.99.

There are still two more colour schemes yet to hit the UK market which are the Sapphire Black and Martian Pink Samsung Galaxy S3 models, the Black model has now been given a release date of Monday 29th October as a SIM free phone so we should start to see contract deals appearing soon as UK retailers get their hands on stocks, the pink edition is only currently available in Samsung’s home country; Korea but many are hoping it will land here soon.