Samsung really wants you to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 3. Foldables are where the company believes the future of smartphones lies. So it's pulling out all the stops to ensure that as many people as possible experience this unique form factor.
This involves routinely offering deals on its foldable smartphones. We've seen some pretty great Galaxy Z Fold 3 deals from Samsung so far, but this particular one just might take the cake as its best yet.
Samsung's best deal on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 is here
At full price, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 costs $1,799. That's quite a bit of money no matter how much you love Galaxy smartphones. A little help will go a long way, and Samsung has much to offer just to get you to open your wallet.
For a limited time, you'll get a $250 instant Samsung Credit when you purchase the Galaxy Z Fold 3 from the company's online store. This credit can be used to purchase accessories such chargers, Galaxy Buds earbuds, Galaxy Z Fold 3 cases and much more. It's money that you would have spent anyway on buying accessories. Samsung's just knocking it off the price tag basically.
That's not all. You also get $100 in Google Play Credit. This will arrive almost 15 days after your device is delivered. The Google Play Credit can be used to purchase anything on the Play Store. How's that for additional value!
Samsung's not done yet. It's also offering a $1000 trade-in credit for the Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy S21 Ultra. If own this phone and provided it meets the trade-in requirements, that's more than half off the cost of your purchase straight away.
Subtract the Samsung Credit and Google Play Store Credit and you're basically paying $449 for one of the best Samsung phones in 2022. That's an amazing deal.
Head over to Samsung.com to take advantage of this deal before it ends!
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