See the best Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 pre-order deals

Plenty of great deals on offer if you order by 10 August 2023

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deals
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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is now official and available to pre-order. That means you can get yourself one of the (potentially) best foldable phones around with freebies, extra storage or on a great mobile plan.

Here we'll bring you the best UK offers on the latest Samsung folding phone as they come in.

You can also find the best US Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 pre-orders deals here.

Get double storage from Samsung

Samsung itself is offering double the storage to anyone who pre-orders from Samsung.com directly.

That means you will be able to get the 512GB model for the same price as the 256GB version.

Get double storage when you pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 from Samsung direct

Get double storage when you pre-order the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 from Samsung direct

Get the 512GB model for £1,749 – the same price as the 256GB version – when you buy it outright from Samsung during the pre-order period.

The prices on Samsung.com are:

  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 2556GB – £1,749
  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 512GB – £1,849
  • Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 1TB – £2,049

Sky Mobile also offers double data

As well as double the storage, Sky Mobile is also offering double the data on its higher-end Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 plans.

That means you'll get 24GB of data for just £12, or 100GB for £20.

Sky Mobile offers double storage AND double data

Sky Mobile offers double storage AND double data

Sky is offering the phone from £59 per month plus £36 upfront, with double the data meaning you get 24GB instead of 12GB, or 100GB instead of 50GB.

Sky splits its data and handset fees, so you can get the phone for £59 per month on a 24-month contract, paying just £36 upfront. Then you add the data plans. So, for £71 per month you can have the Fold 5 plus 24GB of data.

It too is offering the double storage deal - 256GB to 512GB if you pre-order by the end of play on 10 August.

O2 gives you the opportunity to "save big"

O2's Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deal also includes the storage update – from 256GB to 512GB – but includes money off longer-term plans.

Save up to £288 on O2's Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deal

Save up to £288 on O2's Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 deal

O2 is offering big discounts if you take a longer-term price plan - such as a 36-month contract with 30GB or 150GB of data. You also get the double storage deal too.

The phone is available from £66.75 per month for the 512GB model and 1GB of data, but you can save much more if you take a 36-month contract and more data.

For example, you can save up to £288 when you take a 30GB or 150GB plan. The plan offers are available until 30 August 2023, but you need to pre-order before the end-of-play on 10 August to get double the storage.

Vodafone plans start at £55 per month

As with the other networks, Vodafone is offering double the storage during the pre-order phase. That means you can again get the 512GB model for the price of the 256GB.

Massive money off with trade-ins at Vodafone

Massive money off with trade-ins at Vodafone

You can get yourself up to £744 off if you trade-in an old device at Vodafone. You also get the 512GB model for the price of the 256GB version until the pre-order date is over.

Its plans start at £55 per month too with just a £59 upfront fee for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 itself. That particular tier lasts for just 24-months (36-months for the handset repayments) and gives you 8GB of data.

A trade-in offer can even save you up to a further £744 – up to £456 depending on the device and an extra £288 in money off your monthly bills. 

Three offers Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 from just £46 per month

You can once again get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 512GB model for the price of the 256GB with Three. However, it is offering the handset from just £46 per month on a 36-month contract. That's if you pay £90 up front.

Three Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 handset deals start at £46 per month

Three Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 handset deals start at £46 per month

If you pre-order the 512GB model from Three during the pre-order period, you get the phone for the same price as the 256GB version – starting at just £46 per month for the handset.

Three also offers the handset on 12-month and 24-contracts, with up to £620 off when you trade-in a supported model.

You can also get unlimited data for just £22 per month over 24-months.

EE will give you up to £720 when you trade in another Samsung phone

EE rounds off the major networks and once again is offering the 512GB model on pre-order for the same price as the 256GB.

Its plans start at £84 per month over 24-months for phone and tariff.

EE offers up to £720 on trade-in and combines phone and plan from £84 per month

EE offers up to £720 on trade-in and combines phone and plan from £84 per month

EE's 24-month plans start at 25GB and go up to unlimited data with some great extras thrown in - such as TNT Sports and Netflix.

There are a number of great plans at EE that include some attractive stream extras, such as Netflix, TNT Sports and Apple Music. You can even opt to have a monthly subscription to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate thrown in.

More deals

We'll be adding to the pre-order deals as they appear. Remember though, you need to pre-order before midnight 10 August 2023 to ensure you get the double storage or other offers.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 will ship from 11 August 2023.

Rik Henderson
News Editor

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