Save even more of one of Samsung's latest flagship smartphones when you shop for your new device at Amazon.
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Save even more of one of Samsung's latest flagship smartphones when you shop for your new device at Amazon.event. There, it debuted both the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Galaxy Z Flip 6, the brand's flagship foldable devices that are now officially available for preorder. If you haven't yet locked in your own folding Galaxy smartphone, now may be the perfect time to do so.
As of July 23, when you preorder the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 vertical folding phone, you'll get a $200gift card with your purchase. That brings your purchase total to just $1,100 for a discount of $320 off of the bundle's normal price of $1,420. This deal applies to all colorways of the phone, including Mint, Blue, Silver, and Yellow. There's no coupon required and you don't need to add any separate items to your cart.
Additionally, the new FlexCam options allow for better and more robust camera features, like auto zoom, to detect the subject in a photo or video for better, smoother hands-free capture. Like the rest of the newest crop of Samsung phones, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 also makes use of a suite of Galaxy AI functions. Use Chat Assist with Galaxy AI to send suggested replies or plug into Google Gemini for help writing email messages, notes, or even planning events.
Snatch up this smartphone preorder deal while you can – the Galaxy Z Flip 6 is set to release on July 24, and it will be available at retailers across the nation. By preordering now, you're sure to get your Amazon gift card so you can use it toward smartphone accessories like a new phone case or
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