Last chance to save $50 on the new Galaxy Z-foldables with a reservation on Samsung US
The company does this for every major launch – if you sign up for a reminder, you will get $50 Samsung Credit to use when you buy a Galaxy Z Fold7, Z Flip7 or Z Flip7 FE (assuming the latter is available in the US, of course). You can rack up additional savings of up to $1,150 (which is usually a trade-in deal). Finally, there is a chance to win $5,000 in Samsung Credit.
Note that there is no obligation to buy anything – you will get an email when the Z-foldables go on pre-order, but you can just ignore it (you will lose the $50 Credit if you do). This sign-up is just that, an email reminder.
If that sounds good, sign up on Samsung.com or using the Shop Samsung app. You will need to enter your name and email.
PS. Check out our What to expect article for a preview of what's coming tomorrow.
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