Samsung isn’t holding back from the Black Friday 2023 hype and is offering a fully unlocked and brand new Galaxy Z Flip 5 for just $799.
Galaxy Z Flip 5 Smartphone Now Starts at Just $799 in this Black Friday 2023 Special Deal from Samsung
Usually selling for around $999, this phone is a pretty good deal compared to previous Z Flip models. Now that it is $200 off, you can get into the world of foldables without tossing premium money. It will cost you $799 only. Now that’s great value!
Buy Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Cell Phone, Unlocked Android Smartphone - Was $999, now just $799
The $799 price is for the 256GB model. But, if you are looking to bump that up to 512GB, you still save $200, and you’ll be spending $919 in total instead of the usual $1,119. We honestly think it’s the best deal in foldables and you shouldn’t miss it.
Galaxy Z Flip 5 is a fantastic phone with a massive 6.7-inch display that flips open vertically. And this year, the Flip gets better with an even larger cover display - 3.4-inch - allowing you to see more of your content without opening the phone. You can even use this display as a viewfinder for the camera or reply to text messages.
When it comes to form-factor, this phone is so small that it will fit virtually anywhere. Even in the smallest pockets or the tightest of spaces the Z Flip 5 barely requires extra leg-room. You can’t say this about any other smartphone.
With a 12-megapixel camera and support for 4K video recording, you’ll record some of the finest moments with this phone. There’s even support for wireless charging with speeds up to 15W and 25W wired charging is also present. Everything is rounded up nicely with support for 5G and Wi-Fi 6E.
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