It’s the last day to get a $350 gift card with your Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 preorder

Samsung’s latest foldable Android phones, the Z Fold 8, Fold 8 Ultra, and Flip 8, release tomorrow, August 7th. Today is the final day when you can place a preorder , and really the only reason we’re suggesting that is because you’ll get some freebies that will go away upon release. We have an entire article that breaks down what you’ll get with each phone, but we’ll put the major details here to make things easy. Amazon is including a $350 gift card with either the $2,099.99 Z Fold 8 Ultra or the $1,899.99 passport-style Z Fold 8. Best Buy and Samsung top out at $200 in gift cards to their respective storefronts for these foldables. If you purchase through the phone maker’s site, you’ll be offered up to $100 off select Samsung products, and entering the code PAYPAL100 at checkout will knock $100 off the cost of either phone. As for the Z Flip 8, preorders include a $200 gift card when purchased at Amazon or Best Buy , or up to $150 in credit at Samsung . Just like the Z Fold 8 and Fold 8 Ultra, you’ll be offered up to $100 in discounts on select Samsung products throughout the checkout process when you buy through the manufacturer’s site. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 (256GB storage,12GB RAM) Where to Buy: $1899.99 at Amazon (with $350 Amazon gift card) $1899.99 $1799.99 at Samsung (with code PAYPAL100, plus $200 credit) $1899.99 at Best Buy (with $200 gift card) Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra (256GB storage, 12GB RAM) Where to Buy: $2099.99 at Amazon (with $350 gift card) $2099.99 $1999.99 at Samsung (with code PAYPAL100, plus $200 in credit) $2099.99 at Best Buy (with $200 gift card) Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 (256GB storage,12GB RAM) Where to Buy: $1199.99 at Amazon (with $200 gift card) $1199.99 at Samsung (with $150 credit) $1199.99 at Best Buy (with $200 gift card) Other deals for people not prepared to drop $2K on a foldable Apple AirPods Pro 3 wireless earbuds sank in price to $170 ($80 off) during Prime Day in late June, but they haven’t gone lower than $200 since t