Amazon slashes the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 by $250, bringing it down to $1,649.99
Amazon has dropped the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 to $1,649.99, down from its $1,899.99 retail price. That saves you $250, a 13% discount off the RRP, and it is the first Amazon discount we’ve seen on this recently released foldable.
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Read Full Story on Android Authority →Amazon has dropped the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 to $1,649.99, down from its $1,899.99 retail price. That saves you $250, a 13% discount off the RRP, and it is the first Amazon discount we’ve seen on this recently released foldable.
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