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You Can Save 20% on the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra With This Last-Minute October Prime Day Deal

You Can Save 20% on the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra With This Last-Minute October Prime Day Deal

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Samsung is offering a 20% discount on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra during the final hours of October Prime Day, reducing its price to $1,684.99. The article also highlights deals on the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and the more affordable Galaxy Z Flip 8, which are discounted by 18% and 19% respectively. These promotions allow consumers to purchase Samsung's latest foldable devices at reduced prices on Amazon.

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Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold series is excellent, and its devices are perhaps the best foldable smartphones you can buy. (Though we'll see if the iPhone Duo stacks up later this month.) The very best of these devices, the Galaxy Z Fold Ultra, comes with everything Samsung has to offer in a folding smartphone, which doesn't come cheap. Samsung lists this device at $2,099.99, which could buy you two or three laptops, let alone one foldable. But during the final hours of October Prime Day, you can save 20% on this device and take advantage of big discounts on Samsung's other foldables.

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