Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 deal gets you up to USD1,200 off and a free Galaxy Watch4 when you trade in a broken phone
Tempted to jump on the foldable bandwagon, but the high price has been putting you off? Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold3 is among the best Android phones right now, and it also happens to be the best foldable on sale in the US. However, its steep USD1,899 price tag puts it out of reach for many. Plus, with the Galaxy Z Fold4 around the corner, it is not exactly a wise decision to buy the last year's model. If you can look past this, Samsung has a fantastic deal that makes the device extremely affordable by offering up to USD1,200 off and bundling a free Galaxy Watch4 as well.
Even if it has a cracked screen, Samsung will give you up to USD1,200 off towards the Z Fold3 when you trade in your old phone. The only catch here is that the total USD1,200 discount is only applicable on the Z Fold2. If you trade in any other device, your credit towards the new foldable will be lower. The price remains the same for all trade-ins, whether your device's screen is in good condition or it is cracked. Irrespective of this, you get the 40mm Galaxy Watch4 for free with your purchase.
Additionally, if you club a Galaxy Tab S8 with your order, you get 30% off the tablet's price. Samsung's online store offers 36-month financing with 0% interest, and there's also an option to pay in 4 bi-weekly installments. So, you don't have to pay for your purchase in one go.
Theoretically, if you have the Galaxy Z Fold2, you can get its successor for just USD600. This is on top of the USD250 Galaxy Watch4 you get for free. You also get four months of YouTube Premium and six months of SiriusXM subscription for free, which totals another USD100 in savings. This offer is only applicable for new subscribers though.
Samsung's deal is a limited-time offer and unlikely to last long. If you have a device to trade in, the offer is much better than a recent Amazon sale that dropped the Galaxy Z Fold3 to its lowest price.
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