Get $800 off the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 without a trade-in today – here’s how
Best Buy has just launched an awesome promotion on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 today, offering activation rebates of up to $800 and a free pair of Galaxy Buds 2 for those who pick up a device on an eligible carrier.
Yep, that’s correct – no trade-ins are needed here with these Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 deals at Best Buy – just an activation on an eligible carrier. This is easily the biggest saving yet on this device if you’re one of the unlucky few out there who doesn’t have that valuable old phone ready to hand over.
Interestingly, Best Buy doesn’t specify what carriers are actually ‘eligible’ in the promotional fine print. It does, however, generally only stock carrier devices on the big three – AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile – so we assume those are your choices here. Be aware, it does say in the fine print that savings may differ from carrier to carrier though, so your mileage may vary here.
If you’re not interested in Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 deals then we’ve got another nice bonus piece of news today – the unlocked version of this device is also on sale at Amazon for just $1,349.99 right now. That’s the cheapest price yet and a discount that beats the previous record of $1,499 from Cyber Monday. It is, of course, more expensive than the Best Buy option but it’s a great choice if you don’t want to commit to a lengthy postpaid plan.
Outside the US? Check out the best prices on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 in your region just below.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 deals
- Best Buy – check out all of today’s cell phone deals at this retailer
- Amazon – also offering great prices on unlocked Android devices today
Interested in what the carrier’s themselves are offering? We’d recommend checking out our main Galaxy Z Fold 3 deals page. Alternatively, head on over to our best cell phone deals page to see options on other devices.
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