• Record-Breaking Foldables: Samsung’s newly launched Galaxy Z Fold8 series has officially achieved the brand’s highest pre-order numbers to date following a prominent feature in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
• Massive Carrier Savings: T-Mobile has rolled out a “Galaxy Z Fold8 on Us” deal, offering the $1,900 flagship for $0 with an eligible trade-in.
• Ultra Tier Upgrade: Customers looking for the top-tier Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra can grab the device for just $200 (a $1,900 discount off its $2,100+ retail price).
• No Trade-In Alternative: Switching lines without trading in a device still nets buyers a massive $1,100 discount on the Ultra model.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day isn’t the only blockbuster smashing records this month. Samsung’s latest foldable tech—which scored heavy screen time throughout the summer film—just achieved the company’s “Highest Ever Pre-Order” record. Now, T-Mobile is keeping that hype train rolling with one of its most aggressive carrier promotions to date.

Following the popularity of its free iPhone 17 Pro campaign, T-Mobile has officially launched its “Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 on Us” promotion. Under the new offer, both new and existing customers can score the brand-new Galaxy Z Fold8 (valued at $1,900) completely free (yes free) after eligible device trade-in on the Experience Beyond plan.

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Upgrading to the Fold8 Ultra for Next to Nothing

For users eyeing the ultimate screen real estate, T-Mobile is extending the same $1,900 discount value toward the flagship Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra. With an eligible trade-in, buyers can walk away with the $2,100+ Ultra model for just $200. Even if you don’t have a phone to trade in, the carrier is offering a backup path: activating a new line automatically knocks $1,100 off the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra.

T-Mobile’s latest promo is live across retail stores and online following the Galaxy Z Fold8 series’ official August 7 global launch.

Our Review

”In his review of the film, Decked Out Editor, Ryan Smith, writes, “Holland is the reason the emotional side holds. He plays Peter as a man in worse shape than the script actually writes him, and the gap between those two things is where the performance sits. It’s the best work he’s done in the suit, and the first time the damage has been the whole performance rather than the bits between the jokes. Sadie Sink is the standout of the whole film, and she’s carrying the hardest part of it. She’s playing grief rather than menace. There’s a version of this character that’s all glowing eyes and portent, and she never once reaches for it. Zendaya has less to do than in any of the previous three, and does something quite difficult with it: MJ has to be warm towards a man she’s meeting for the first time, and you can see the whole history she isn’t having.”

Featured Photo: Samsung/Marvel Studios

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