Best Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals in March 2023

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Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals are readily available. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is the best foldable phone on the market. In our Galaxy Z Fold 4 review, we called the phone a fine evolution of the best foldable phone. 

Priced at $1,799, the new Galaxy Z Fold 4 isn't the most affordable Android phone we've seen. However, there are a handful of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals that can help you save on your purchase. 

For instance, Samsung is taking $600 off the Galaxy Z Fold 4 with trade-in (opens in new tab). It's one of the best Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals you'll find right now. 

As for hardware, the new Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 features a 7.6-inch (2176 x 1812) AMOLED 120Hz adaptive main screen, 6.2-inch (2316 x 904) AMOLED 120Hz adaptive cover screen, and a new Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 CPU. The phone has also been upgraded with a new 50MP wide lens. It's also the first phone to ship with Android 12L, which is Google's special version of Android for large-screen phones. 

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 is available in Graygreen, Phantom Black, and Beige. You can also get the phone in Burgundy via Samsung's website. It's rated IPX8 water resistant, which means it can withstand being in up to 1.5 meters of water for up to 30 minutes. Here are the best Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals available now. (Also, make sure to read our guide to the best Samsung promo codes for more ways to save on Samsung gear).

Best Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $700 off w/ trade-in @ Samsung (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $700 off w/ trade-in @ Samsung (opens in new tab)
Our top Galaxy Z Fold 4 deal comes courtesy of Samsung. The manufacturer is taking up to $700 off its Galaxy Z Fold 4 via trade-in. Plus, all purchases include three free months of Spotify Premium and six months of 100GB OneDrive cloud storage. 

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $1,000 off w/ trade-in @ Verizon (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $1,000 off w/ trade-in @ Verizon (opens in new tab)
Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals have started at Verizon. The carrier is offering up to $1,000 off with trade-in of your old phone and with select 5G unlimited plans. Current Verizon customers can get up to $800 off the Fold 4 when they upgrade and sign up for an eligible 5G data plan. 

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $500 off @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $500 off @ Best Buy (opens in new tab)
Best Buy's Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals can save you up to $500 when you trade-in your old phone and activate your new phone on select carriers. Alternatively, you can save $300 without trade-in. 

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $800 off w/ trade-in @ AT&T (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $800 off w/ trade-in @ AT&T (opens in new tab)
New and existing AT&T customers can get the new Galaxy Z Fold 4 for $800 off with trade-in of any Galaxy phone. The trade-in phone can be from any year and in any condition. You'll also need to be on an eligible AT&T data plan to get this deal. 

Galaxy Z Fold 4: was $1,799 now $1,699 @ Amazon (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: was $1,799 now $1,699 @ Amazon (opens in new tab)
Amazon is now offering unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals. You can get the 256GB model for $1,699. This phone is unlocked for all carriers. It's the cheapest price we've seen at Amazon. 

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $1,000 off w/ new line @ T-Mobile (opens in new tab)

Galaxy Z Fold 4: up to $1,000 off w/ new line @ T-Mobile (opens in new tab)
The Magenta network has multiple Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals available. You can get up to $1,000 off with trade-in + new unlimited Magenta Max or get up to $400 off with an eligible trade-in (no Magenta Max plan required). 

Louis Ramirez

As deals editor at Tom’s Guide, Louis is constantly looking for ways to avoid paying full price for the latest gadgets. With over 10 years of deals-hunting experience, Louis price checks against multiple retailers and searches high and low for the best deals to bring readers. A born-and-bred New Yorker, Louis is also an avid swimmer and marathoner. His work has appeared on Gizmodo, CNET, and Time Out New York.