FREE $350 GIFT CARD: Score a free $350 gift card with preorders of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra at Amazon.
The sleek new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra releases tomorrow, Aug. 7, so now is the last chance to place your preorders.
If you haven’t done so yet, Amazon’s worth a look. The retailer is still offering a free $350 gift card with your early purchase of the new phone. However, this bonus offer only lasts through Aug. 6, so the clock is ticking to jump on it.
Priced at $2,099.99, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra is no small investment, so the bonus $350 Amazon gift card is a nice treat you can spend later. It’s not the only saving Amazon has right now, either. The store page also has an offer available on the phone that lets you get an extra $400 for trading in an eligible device.
Similar to the gift card, this offer is only available today, and the maximum benefit you can receive is $400. If you’re curious about this deal, have a look at the “Trade-in and save” section on the store page to calculate an estimated value.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra was another standout announcement from Samsung’s most recent Galaxy Unpacked event. It’s fitted with a 5,000mAh battery, a 200MP camera (and an upgraded 50MP Ultra Wide lens), and the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor.
In our announcement post, Mashable’s Alex Perry noted: “Samsung managed to shave an additional millimeter off the thickness of the device, and it’s a mere 4.1 mm when unfolded, though it weighs the same as last year’s Z Fold 7.” He also highlights that, “The most noteworthy upgrade is probably the updated battery,” adding that “A new 5,000mAh battery is on the high side for most flagship smartphones, so hopefully the Z Fold 8 Ultra can hold a charge longer than its predecessor.”
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If you’re hoping to pick up this new phone, be quick to score a free $350 gift card with a preorder of the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra at Amazon.
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