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Save $500 on a SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G Smartphone

By Laura Tucker
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None of us really planned for it to happen this way, but for some reason, we end up using our smartphones for many of our computing tasks, despite the small, single screen and lack of multitasking options that make it more limited. The unlocked SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G Smartphone solves that by offering two side-by-side screens that combine to become a larger screen. If you’re unsure, read on, as it’s currently $500 off.

Folded, it’s a smartphone that fits in your pocket, yet unfolded, it becomes a slim tablet. The 7.6″ 120Hz AMOLED 2X screen is clear, with everything appearing larger than on a standard smartphone. 25W Super Fast Charging (sold separately or as an add-on) and the 4,400mAh battery increase your options even more.

Samsung Galaxy Fold 3 Multitasking

Galaxy Flex Mode allows you to fold it at any angle and hold it however is comfortable to you. Three multi-windows allow you to check your calendar while editing and create presentations from multiple sources. If you add on an S Pen (sold separately), it creates even more options.

The first-ever Under Display Camera on the SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 3 offers edge-to-edge viewing and allows you to view more than you would with a standard phone. 5G connectivity and the processing speed can lead to you getting even more work done. The phone ships unlocked, allowing you to choose your own carrier, data plan, services, features, and apps.

Take $500 off this 512GB smartphone and pay just $1,399.99. Get the 256GB version for the same price. Also pair it with earbuds, an S pen case, or charger for a reduced price. Note that the S Pen is sold separately.

Additionally, we’re getting close to Amazon Prime Days on July 12 and July 13. You can earn a $10 Amazon credit if you’re a Prime member. You just have to complete four easy tasks, and you’re in. Just activate your Prime Stampcard, then stream a Prime Video, listen to Prime music, borrow a Prime Reading e-book, and make any purchase that’s eligible for Prime shipping. Save $500 on this phone, and your purchase task is already complete.

SAMSUNG Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G Smartphone

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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