The sleek Galaxy Z Flip 5 with 512GB is now $320 cheaper at Amazon

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A person holding the Galaxy Z Flip 5 in its folded state, showing the external display and the dual rear cameras.
Do you like Samsung's flip phones? They surely look awesome and are even more tempting when you can score a bargain on one. While the latest Z Flip 6 is still too new and hot to get gigantic price cuts, last year's model now sports a great $320 discount at Amazon. That's right! You can save $320 on the 512GB Z Flip 5, which usually costs as much as $1,120.

Save $320 on the Galaxy Z Flip 5 with 512GB in Mint

Amazon gives you a fantastic $320 discount on the Galaxy Z Flip 5 in Mint. The promo only applies to the 512GB model in that particular color, and it's quite great. How so? Well, you won't find the 512GB at lower prices somewhere else right now, that's why!


Mind you, this discount is only available on the Mint-colored Samsung phone. Even so, that's still a marvelous offer, considering that Best Buy doesn't sell it at a discount. Similarly, the Samsung Store only has a trade-in deal for the 256GB version. So, if you don't wish to wait for Prime Day, when the phone might get a more substantial price cut (but we can't know for sure), now's a great time to flip the scene with this puppy.

As one of the best flip phones on the market, this fella could be a much more reasonable choice than its more contemporary sibling for some. Granted, it doesn't offer the same outer screen usability as the Razr+ (2023) with its 3.6-inch cover display, but it's no slouch nonetheless.

This bad boy sports a sturdier design and hinge and closes almost without a gap. Aside from that, it features a great main 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display. As if that's not enough, you get Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy performance.

With its more dependable camera system and longer software support than the Razr+ (2023), the Z Flip 5 might just be the ideal Galaxy clamshell foldable. That, of course, applies to users who don't want to pay an arm and a leg for the Galaxy Z Flip 6.

But should you really dismiss the Motorola flip phone from last year? It would appear not.

Consider the Razr+ (2023) as well


If you don't wish to pay almost $800 for your next flip phone (which isn't even the latest generation), how does paying roughly $600 for the Razr+ sound? The 2023-released handset now enjoys a head-turning 40% markdown, landing it just under the $599.99 mark. That's $400 off its regular retail price of almost $1,000!

Motorola Razr+ (2023): Save $400 at Amazon

The Motorola Razr+ (2023) is now $400 cheaper at Amazon and a real dream for many users! It might just be the ideal Galaxy Z Flip 5 alternative at that massive 40% discount. Go ahead and get one soon!

With the lower asking price, you naturally have to settle for shorter three-year software support and a slightly less capable camera on the HDR front. What's more, this fella arrives with 256GB of storage, while the Samsung offers twice as much, plus it features a slightly less impressive Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor. On the other hand, the Motorola phone sports faster charging speeds, taking less than an hour to replenish its 3,800mAh battery.

We also can't ignore the significantly more usable 3.6-inch outer screen on the Razr+ (2023). Last but surely not least, this handset offers snappier 165Hz refresh rates on both the outer and inner 6.9-inch display. Don't go before checking out other important differences via our Galaxy Z Flip 5 vs Razr Plus (2023) review.
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