Samsung US offers deals on Galaxy flagship phones and tablets
Samsung's 4th generation foldables are expected in a month, but chances of lower starting prices are low. This could be the right time to pick up a third generation foldable - Samsung US is offering some freebies to encourage just that.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 is available with a USD400 discount and up to USD640 of trade-in credit (or up to USD465 if you are sending in a device with a cracked screen). This means that the 256GB model starts at USD1,400 and can go down as low as USD760, depending on what you have to trade in. As an additional perk, Samsung will give you a free Galaxy Watch4 (40 or 44mm).
Samsung US offer on the Galaxy Z Fold4: up to USD640 trade-in credit and a free Galaxy Watch4
The Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ get a similar deal - up to USD700 of enhanced trade-in (up to USD700 again for a device with a cracked screen) and a free Galaxy Watch4 or Watch4 Classic (the Z Fold4 deal offers only the vanilla watch). This means that the S22 and S22+ are can drop to USD150 and USD350, respectively. The S22 Ultra gets an even better version of this deal - up to USD1,000 of enhanced trade-in (which again, values devices with cracked screens the same). This means that the 128GB model can be had for less than the S22+, just USD200.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 gets a simple deal - up to USD600 of trade-in credit (up to USD415 if you're sending in a phone with a cracked screen). This means that the Flip can be yours for as low as USD400 if you want the 128GB model and USD450 for the 256GB one.
Finally, if you're in the market for a new tablet, Tab S8 Ultra comes with a free pair of Galaxy Buds Live and get up to USD675 of trade-in credit. This means that the tablets can start at USD425. The Tab S8 and Tab S8+ are also part of the deal, but they only get up to USD200 of trade-in credit, so the S8+ model can end up costing more than the Ultra.
Samsung US deal on Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra: up to USD675 trade-in credit and free Galaxy Buds Live
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