We've rounded up all of this week's best Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals into one handy page right here for all our readers looking to pick up this latest clamshell foldable. Factoring in a range of budgets, you'll be able to see Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals from all sorts of carriers here (big and small), as well as today's best prices on unlocked devices too. Now the device has been out for a while, we're seeing some great options right now - particularly if you have an older device ready to trade.
1. Deals in the US
2. Deals in the UK
3. Mini review
Launching at a price of $999 / £999 for the baseline 128GB variant makes the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 ever so slightly pricier than its Flip 3 predecessor. Luckily, however, there are a number of iterative improvements that cover nearly aspect of the device to help justify that price increase. The chipset, screen, and physical design have all been improved to the point where this is the most user-friendly and complete clamshell yet from the brand.
Starting with internal upgrades, the Galaxy Z Flip 4 packs in a top-of-the-line Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chipset alongside 8GB of RAM for speedy performance. An upgraded battery and new adaptive refresh rate display should help you get a full day's use out of the device, while sensor improvements in the camera offer better lighting and image stabilization for both video and stills. It's a decent set of upgrades, although the overall design, look, and feel of the device are relatively similar to the previous Galaxy Z Flip 3.
For more information about this device, including a full specs sheet and our initial thoughts, scroll down past this week's best Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals to pre-order for a handy mini-review. If you're interested in comparing this week's deals to other devices, head on over to our main roundup of this week's best cell phone deals. Looking for the Flip 4's bigger brother? Check out this week's best Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 deals.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals in the US
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals in the UK
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 deals: what you need to know
OS: Android 12 | Screen size: 6.7-inch AMOLED, 120Hz | Resolution: 2640 x 1080 (main) 512 x 260 (cover) | CPU: Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 | Memory: 8GB | Weight: 187g | Storage: 128GB / 256GB / 512GB | Battery: 3,700mAh | Rear camera: 12MP wide / 12MP ultrawide | Front camera: 10MP
Overall, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 offers a fairly iterative upgrade to the brand's line of clamshell foldable devices - one that may seem fairly subdued at first glance. However, it's worth noting that there are updates to nearly every aspect of the device that cumulatively add up to the most polished, well-thought-out, and powerful device in the range so far.
Perhaps the biggest upgrade is the new Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chipset under the Flip 4's hood. As of late 2022, this is right up there with the very best mobile processors on the market currently and gives the Flip 4 plenty of grunt for intensive apps, gaming, and everyday scrolling. It's worth noting, however, that the Flip 4 'only' comes with 8GB of RAM, as opposed to the hefty 12GB you'll find on its Galaxy Z Fold 4 sibling.
Outwardly, the Flip 4 shares the same design as the Flip 3 although a slimmed-down bezel means the device is a little bit smaller (1.5mm) when folded. Inside, the main screen now has UTG 2.0 (ultra-tough-glass), which is supposedly 20% tougher than previously. As before, the display is a 2640 x 1080 6.7-inch AMOLED panel with up to 120Hz refresh rate. We say 'up to' here because the display now fully supports an adaptive refresh rate, which should help with battery life. Speaking of which, the battery has now been bumped up to 3,700mAh from the Flip 3's 3,400mAh, which is a fantastic upgrade considering the battery life was a common complaint with the previous model.
Camera-wise, you're not getting any headline improvements to the glass or resolution, but there are a few sensor upgrades that Samsung claims will result in better lighting in stills and videos. By bumping up the number of pixels to 1.8µm (up from 1.4µm), Samsung claims you'll now get up to 65% more brightness. Image stabilization for both video and photos has been improved too, so it should be easier to capture that perfect scene.
