If you’re a tech geek like I am, you know Apple’s first-ever foldable iPhone is about to be released to the masses soon. But grabbing a Samsung foldable is the perfect way to nab an Android-powered smartphone. Its latest, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8, includes massive upgrades over its predecessors, and they’re all accessible in a pocket-sized device that’s sure to please. However, it starts at an impressive $1,200. That’s where we at CNET step in to help you avoid paying full price.
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Samsung is offering an instant $200 credit on the Galaxy Z Flip 8, bringing the price down to $1,000 out of the gate. Trading in your old phon…
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Amazon is currently offering a discount of $150 on the Galaxy Z Flip 8. That drops the price to just $1,050 for the 256GB model.
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Best Buy is currently matching Amazon’s discount of $150 on the Galaxy Z Flip 8. There is potential to save extra with trade-in credit. Plus, …
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Xfinity customers on an existing Mobile Plus line can get up to $700 off with an eligible trade-in. Or you can save $300 without a trade-in. A…
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AT&T is offering up to $1,200 off the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 with a new line and trade-in. The discount will be applied as credits for 36 mon…
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T-Mobile has multiple offers available if you’d like to upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 right now. You can save up to $1,200 if you’re …
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There are plenty of ways to save on the Galaxy Z Flip 8. Whether you’re trading in an old phone, switching carriers or shopping through a major retailer, we’ve rounded up the best deals available now so you can find the offer that makes the most sense for your upgrade.
Galaxy Z Flip 8 deals
Samsung is offering an instant $200 credit on the Galaxy Z Flip 8, bringing the price down to $1,000 out of the gate. Trading in your old phone can knock up to $400 off the price. However, these offers can’t be combined.
Amazon is currently offering a discount of $150 on the Galaxy Z Flip 8. That drops the price to just $1,050 for the 256GB model.
Best Buy is currently matching Amazon’s discount of $150 on the Galaxy Z Flip 8. There is potential to save extra with trade-in credit. Plus, your purchase includes one free month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate.
Save $150, more with trade-in
Xfinity customers on an existing Mobile Plus line can get up to $700 off with an eligible trade-in. Or you can save $300 without a trade-in. Adding a line and trading in a device can net you up to $1,200 off, meaning you could get this phone for pennies.
$1,200 (save up to $1,200 with trade-in credit and new line)
AT&T is offering up to $1,200 off the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 with a new line and trade-in. The discount will be applied as credits for 36 months. Devices must be valued at $95 and up. You can also get $200 off a new line when you order online. AT&T will also give you up to $800 per line to break your contract when you switch.
Save up to $1,200 with trade-in
T-Mobile has multiple offers available if you’d like to upgrade to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 right now. You can save up to $1,200 if you’re on the Experience More or Experience Beyond Plan, $1,000 off if you switch to T-Mobile from Metro, $1,000 off with a new line on most plans, $500 off with a trade-in and $250 off if you go with a Simple Choice plan.
T-Mobile charges a $35 connection fee. Once you know which trade-in you qualify for, you’ll see the discount reflected in your bill as credits for 36 months.
How we choose the best Galaxy Flip 8 deals at CNET
Many of our CNET deals experts have provided coverage for deals on top tech for over five years, including phone deals from popular brands like Apple, Google, Samsung and more. Our combined experience has helped us discern standout deals from trustworthy retailers and carriers so that you can take advantage of the best offers. Whether there are direct discounts, trade-in offers or other bonuses on deck, we help you compare the best deals on unlocked and carrier phones to simplify your phone-buying experience and avoid lackluster deals and online shopping scams.
Aashna Gheewalla
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Aashna Gheewalla is an Associate Writer at CNET. She previously worked as a Deals Writer at Wirecutter and a Health Advocacy Writer at GoodRx. She spends her free time teaching and practicing Pilates and trying out different restaurants.
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