Samsung offers Samsung EPP/EDU Members (
details):
Up to $1000 Off when you
Trade-In An Eligible Device towards the purchase of a
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 Unlocked 5G Smartphone with prices after trade-in starting at
$599.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
wellitsvijay for sharing this deal.
- Note: Trade-in values will vary depending on the trade-in eligible device selected.
Instructions:
- Login / create your Samsung Discount Program account if your school/employer qualifies you to receive Education (EDU) or Employee (EPP) offers via Samsung.com.
- Click here, select Galaxy Z Fold5 starting at $1,599.99 (for the 256GB model)
- Select Your Trade-In Device from the 'Select a Brand' drop-down menu under 'Yes, Trade-In'
- Trade-in device must be in good physical condition/working order (i.e. no cracked screens/camera lenses, etc.).
- Click 'Yes, I Agree' to terms
- Your Galaxy Z Fold5 purchase price will depend on the trade-in value of your traded-in device, with prices starting as low as $599.99 after $1,000 trade-in value.
- Follow the instructions provided by Samsung to trade in your device by mail.
Example (using the steps outlined above)
:- 256GB Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 $1,599.99 - $1,000 Off for Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 / Z Fold 4, S23 Ultra 5G, or Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max trade-in = $599.99
Example Trade-In Values:
- $1000 Off
- Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 / Z Fold 4, S23 Ultra 5G, or Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max, 13 Pro Max
- $800 Off
- Samsung Galaxy S23+ 5G, Z Fold2, S21 Ultra 5G, Note20 Ultra 5G, S22 Ultra 5G, Google Pixel Fold & more
- $600 Off
- S20 Ultra 5G, S21+ 5G, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 14, Google Pixel 7 Pro & more
- & More (use the drop-down menu under the trade-in section located on the product page to see other qualifying devices and trade-in values).
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Hopefully fold 6 is slimmer like the new honor folds.
Anyone else have fold experience?
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I was previously trading my phone in every year with Samsung, but on the Fold 4 I just didn't see the point thinking I'd wait another year. Halfway through year 2, the inner screen protector began bubbling up, which I had replaced. Then a few months later, i started noticing small micro creases in the middle. The size, appearance, and location of these creases are such that it's obvious they are not a result of something like dropping or impact to the phone. It's pretty obvious these are a result of normal use or wear from the continuous action of opening and closing the phone continuously. Since then the micro creases have slowly been getting worse.
After the Fold 2, and not having noticed issues with my Fold 3 in the first year, I had thought the big durability issues were a thing of the past. Had I known they were not, I would have reconsidered upgrading with the Fold 4, despite the changes being so iterative, or perhaps back to the main s22 lineup. By the time the Fold 5 came around, I couldn't trade in because I was worried about being rejected.
However, since then I've seen some posts saying they were able to get full trade-in value, and it seems unfair that I would be denied tradein value based on a durability issue resulting from doing the very thing it was designed and advertised to do and nothing else, Fold. I could probably make a strong argument that this is normal wear and tear, but the exact tradein requirements says no damage beyond normal wear, or cracks.
Any thoughts? Should I risk a tradein? Has everyone else with a Fold 3 since launch not had issues? I would say I've probably unfolded the device on the upper side of the average number of times, but I'm not rough with my device, have always had them cased, and have never dropped it.
The only issue is the damn UBPro beetle case i use has a built in front screen protector that adds artifacts to what would be an otherwise beautiful screen. Mind u the case is $80 and that protector is not replaceable. I guess I have to cut it out and buy another from screen protector (not the folding screen). And the tripod thing on the case is getting weaker . It won't last an entire year.
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Anyone else have fold experience?
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