Samsung Extends Generous $539 Discount to Purchasers of Galaxy Z Fold 7 Devices
In a move to entice consumers, Samsung has announced a new deal for its latest flagship device, the Galaxy Z Fold 7. This offer, available until October 2nd, comes just over a month since the flexible device was released.
In the U.K., shoppers can enjoy an exciting bonus: a free Chromebook Go 14" worth £399 ($539.15) with every purchase of the Galaxy Z Fold 7. Unfortunately, this deal does not extend to the U.S., where Samsung is instead offering a free Galaxy Book 3 Ultra laptop or a discount of $300 on the Galaxy Z Fold 7, with an additional $50 price cut, bringing the price down to $1,249.99.
For those in the U.S. who do not wish to trade in their old devices, an additional $250 is taken off the price of the Galaxy S25 Ultra. The Galaxy S25 Ultra has also received a $50 price cut, making it an even more attractive option.
Samsung's aggressive sales tactics before and after the Fold 7 was announced are evident in this new offer. In the U.S., consumers can trade-in their devices to receive up to $1000 off the Galaxy Z Fold 7, with the Galaxy Note 20 being valued at a decent $600.
In comparison, iPhone valuations for trade-ins are poor, with the iPhone 13 Pro Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max priced at $300 and $450, respectively.
As part of this deal, U.S. shoppers also get six months of Google AI Pro, two months of Adobe Lightroom, and 50% off LumaFusion with all flagship Galaxy phone purchases. This isn't the first time Samsung has bundled such offers; previously, Galaxy phone buyers in the U.S. have been gifted a year of Perplexity AI Pro, SiriusXM, Adobe Lightroom, and Peacock Premium.
However, it's important to note that this offer only applies to shoppers in the U.K., as the Galaxy Z Fold 7 deal in the U.S. does not include free tablets or free earbuds, unlike the deal in the U.K.
This story was updated on August 30th with new Galaxy S25 Ultra deal details. Samsung continues to offer similar deals, reflecting its commitment to providing value to its customers.
