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Pre-order a Huawei P30 Lite deal from Carphone Warehouse and get a £40 voucher

Condensing down the giant price tags of the Huawei P30 and P30 Pro, the newest addition to the family - the Huawei P30 Lite - is bringing affordable price tags to Huawei's newest range. 

But as if the sub £20 monthly costs weren't already good enough, Carphone Warehouse is now offering an additional offer when you pre-order the device from them.

With the tempting offer of a £40 voucher for Uber Eats, H&M, M&S or Tesco on any Huawei P30 Lite deal bought before May 9, Carphone Warehouse is taking a pretty impressive mobile phone deal and making it irresistible.

Not to mention the fact that Carphone Warehouse is including a free pair of Huawei Freelaces with all P30 Lite pre-orders, an offer you can acquire from any retailer stocking the Huawei P30 Lite. That adds up to £139 in free incentives with this device.

If you want this affordable handset with all of the added incentives, scroll down to see how to make use of this promotion and check out our guide to the best Carphone Warehouse deals. Make sure you go through this link first as it will not count if you buy the phone contract first.

PLEASE NOTE that you will not be able to claim your voucher if you click through and buy straight from the site. In order to make sure you do not lose out on that reward, you must register at this link first and follow the below instructions.

Huawei P30 Lite not the phone for you? Carphone Warehouse has a similar offer on all mobile phone deals from them, but it is only £20 value on other devices. This offer ends on May 5

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