Samsung Offer Lets You Try Its Foldable Phones for 100 Days

Samsung has launched a limited-time program that allows you to try out its Galaxy Z Flip 5G or Galaxy Z Fold2 5G foldable smartphones for 100 days before committing to the purchase.

In other words, if after 99 days you decide the device is really not for you, you can simply return it for a full refund, no questions asked.

Under normal circumstances, you only have a few weeks to return a Samsung phone for a full refund. But with many customers reluctant to spend more than $ 1000 on a completely new design phone, there’s a good chance some people will be won over by Samsung’s trial-before-buy offer, giving them more. three months to really get there. grabbed with the foldable phone.

“Take the Galaxy Z Flip 5G or Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G home with you and we’ll give you 100 days to make sure you’re a perfect match,” Samsung says in a post promoting the offer on its website. “Plus, get up to $ 550 in Enhanced Trade-In Credit on Approved Devices and $ 200 Instant Credit for any of your favorite accessories.”

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5G launched in August 2020 and costs $ 1,199. The third foldable phone from the Korean tech giant has a design almost identical to the Galaxy Z Flip launched six months earlier, with a 6.7-inch display when unfolded, a small screen on the back for notifications in at a glance, and a dual-sensor camera.

The Galaxy Z Fold2 5G landed in September 2020 and costs $ 1,999. The device, which sports a 7.6-inch display when fully opened, got a decent review on digital trends when we tested it last year.

Samsung’s first foldable effort was clearly not ready for prime time when it launched in 2019, but these latest models are much improved and could appeal to many customers looking for their first phone with such a design.

Samsung’s trial before buy offer is valid until April 1 and is available on its website.

To learn more about foldable phones, check out the Tips Cleararticle listing all the models currently available.

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