The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is available through a variety of contract deals, making it accessible at significantly reduced upfront costs when you opt for a plan with a major carrier or participate in trade-in promotions.
Verizon offers the Galaxy Z Fold 6 starting at $52.77 per month for 36 months at 0% APR, making the high-end foldable more achievable for customers willing to sign up for a long-term installment contract[3].
T-Mobile also features the Z Fold 6, with some plans advertising a starting monthly payment as low as $0 when activating a new line and purchasing the device through their financing programs[6]. The ultimate monthly cost depends on your eligibility, credit approval, and potential for trade-ins and promotions at the time of purchase.
Additionally, trade-in deals are among the most aggressive discounts available:
- Samsung’s official store offers up to $1,000 off instantly with qualified trade-ins, such as a Galaxy Z Fold 5, bringing the price down to $899.99 for the 256GB model with contract financing options. Trading in other recent flagships can still net significant discounts ($900 for Galaxy S24 Ultra or Fold 4, $800 for Fold 3, $750 for Galaxy S23 Ultra, etc.)[1].
- Without a trade-in, Samsung and authorized retailers often provide an immediate $450 discount, reducing the starting price to $1,449.99 with no obligations or rebates—this can be combined with standard carrier installment plans or purchased outright[1].
On Amazon, Prime Day deals have included dramatic discounts—up to $900 off for select Galaxy Z Fold 6 models through promotions tied to Prime membership and specific configurations, like the 512GB pink model. Other configurations have seen $750 discounts, making these offers competitive with or better than many contract deals for buyers willing to pay upfront or use retailer financing[5].
Prepaid providers like US Mobile also sell the Z Fold 6 under flexible installment arrangements, including 0% financing with partners like Affirm, and no required contract for monthly prepaid service[4].
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