60% off Anker Power Bank Orders at Three
Up to 20% Student Discount at Three
SIM Only Plans from £7 a Month at Three
50% off for 3 Months on Selected SIM Contracts When You Switch at Three
iPhone 17 Pro from £32 a Month with £40 Upfront at Three
iPhone 17 Pro Max from £34 a Month with £50 Upfront at Three
Up to £250 off Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra with Trade In at Three
24 Month Unlimited Home Broadband from £11 a Month at Three
£50 Amazon Gift Card with 5G Home Broadband 24 Month New Customer Contracts at Three
iPhone 17 from £24 a Month with £30 Upfront at Three
30GB 12 Month SIMO from £7 at Three
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About the Brand
Three is one of the UK’s four major mobile network operators, launched in 2003 by CK Hutchison Holdings. Headquartered in Maidenhead, it serves millions of customers with mobile, SIM-only, and home broadband services. The network has built its reputation on competitive data pricing — particularly for heavy users — and its 5G rollout continues to expand across UK towns and cities.
The product range spans phone contracts for the latest handsets — the iPhone 17 series, iPhone Air, and Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra among them — SIM-only plans from £7 a month on 12-month terms, and 5G home broadband starting at £11 a month on 24-month contracts. All plans include unlimited calls and texts, so the main decision is how much monthly data you need.
Three’s Go Roam feature covers over 70 international destinations at no extra cost, which changes the maths if you travel regularly. Students get up to 20% off by verifying their status on Three’s website. The trade-in programme accepts old phones, tablets, and wearables — Three provides the packaging and pays within 24 hours of receipt. Current promotions also include a £50 Amazon gift card with new 5G home broadband contracts.
Between the student discount, trade-in values, and the codes on this page, there are several ways to lower your monthly bill. Bookmark this page and check back before ordering — Three’s promotions rotate frequently.
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When’s the best time to bag a deal at Three?
Three tends to sharpen its pricing around Black Friday, Boxing Day, and the January sales, though SIM-only deals remain competitive year-round. If you’re after a handset, the biggest reductions usually land within a month or two of a new model launch — older devices drop sharply once the iPhone 17 or Galaxy S26 Ultra arrive. We’d also suggest checking this page regularly, as Three runs mid-season promotions that don’t always get widely advertised.
SIM-only or phone contract — which saves more?
If your current handset still has life left, a SIM-only deal nearly always works out cheaper. Three’s 30GB 12-month SIMO starts at £7, a fraction of what you’d pay bundling a new phone. But if you do need a handset, Three’s monthly contract pricing — the iPhone Air from £23 a month with £30 upfront, for instance — spreads the cost without interest. Factor in the trade-in value of your old device too, which can knock up to £250 off Samsung models.
Can I stack multiple offers together?
Combining offers is possible but depends on the specific promotions running. Student discount (up to 20%) can often be applied to SIM-only plans alongside promotional pricing. Trade-in values work independently of plan costs. The £50 Amazon gift card with home broadband is a separate new-customer offer. We’d suggest applying the student discount first, then checking whether any seasonal codes overlap — you won’t always be able to stack a percentage-off code on top of an already-reduced plan.
What should I watch out for with Three’s home broadband?
Three’s 5G home broadband is a solid alternative where fibre hasn’t reached, but check coverage at your postcode on Three’s website before committing — 5G availability remains patchy outside major cities. The 24-month contract locks you in, so test the connection thoroughly during any cooling-off period. At £11 a month it’s among the cheapest options around, but speeds depend entirely on your local 5G signal strength.