This last-second Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 Christmas deal is almost too good to be true
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It was only a couple of days ago that Samsung knocked the state-of-the-art Galaxy Z Fold 5all the way down to $650 with an eligible device trade-in for a limited time, and while that last-minute holiday deal looked pretty much unbeatable, the world's top smartphone vendor has somehow outdone itself already, now charging even less for arguably the best foldable out there.
Better yet, the Z Fold 5 is incredibly cheaper than ever before both with and without a trade-in, which is an extremely rare thing to happen after Black Friday and Cyber Monday and so close to Christmas.
We're talking primarily about a 512GB storage variant here, which is impressively just as affordable as an entry-level 256 gig configuration right now, fetching $1,349.99 instead of a typically exorbitant price of $1,919.99 sans special requirements or strings attached of any sort while going down to as little as $599.99 with the right trade-in.
In order to score the highest discount currently available on Samsung's official US e-store, you'll have to part ways with a Galaxy S23 Ultra, Z Fold 4, Z Fold 3, iPhone 14 Pro Max, or 13 Pro Max in good condition, which is obviously not a very easy thing to do.
On the bright side, you can save big bucks if you ditch something like the Galaxy S21 Ultra, S22, Z Flip 3, Note 10, S20 FE, iPhone 13, 12, Google Pixel 7, and 6a as well, which doesn't sound quite as hard.
Besides, even the non-trade-in, no-questions-asked markdown of 570 bucks feels incredibly compelling with so little time left until December 25, making the universally beloved Galaxy Z Fold 5 powerhouse (with 512 gigs of internal storage space) more affordable than a divisive 256GB Google Pixel Fold.
Now this is what we call a spectacular "Discover Samsung Winter" offer... that's likely to go away pretty quickly and with little to no advance notice. Yes, that means you should absolutely hurry and pull the trigger as soon as possible!
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