Going foldable? This is the Galaxy Z Flip 5 deal to beat this weekend

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 in green background with don't miss text overlay
(Image credit: Future)

If you've been thinking about picking up that shiny new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, one deal is just edging ahead of the others for value in the initial wave of preorders this weekend. 

It's this superb two-year Vodafone tariff from Mobiles.co.uk, which offers a healthy 250GB of data for just £99 upfront and £43 per month. 

Paying just £1131 in total, this tariff not only bags you a sizeable chunk of data on a major network, but secures you a price that rivals most SIM-only deals in outright value. Considering the device debuts at a standalone retail price of £999, you're getting a great two-year deal with this particular tariff.

Our Galaxy Z Flip 5 review and Galaxy Z Fold 5 review pages have just been posted if you want to check out our thoughts on these brand-new devices from Samsung. While they both represent fairly iterative upgrades over the previous models, a slimmed-down design, improvements to the hinges, and a powerful chipset mean they're the most refined and usable foldables yet from Samsung.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5: at Mobiles.co.uk| Vodafone| £99 upfront | 250GB data | unlimited calls and texts | £43 per month
An outstanding option, this Vodafone tariff at Mobiles.co.uk features one of the lowest monthly costs we've seen today. On top of that, you're paying literally nothing for the device while bagging a sizable chunk of 250GB of data. That should be enough for all but the most data-hungry of users.
Galaxy Z Fold 5: £225 upfront, £67 per month

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5: at Mobiles.co.uk| Vodafone| £99 upfront | 250GB data | unlimited calls and texts | £43 per month
An outstanding option, this Vodafone tariff at Mobiles.co.uk features one of the lowest monthly costs we've seen today. On top of that, you're paying literally nothing for the device while bagging a sizable chunk of 250GB of data. That should be enough for all but the most data-hungry of users.
Galaxy Z Fold 5: £225 upfront, £67 per month

Samsung is the place for unlocked devices

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 hands on cover display clock handheld

(Image credit: Future | Alex Walker-Todd)

If you'd prefer to go unlocked, then a fantastic option is to check out the official Samsung Store this week. Both Samsung itself and Mobiles.co.uk are offering a free memory upgrade as a preorder bonus today but the official retailer is offering an incredibly good trade-on rebate of up to £560 on unlocked devices currently. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5: free memory upgrade, or up to £560 off with a trade-in at Samsung
Samsung's deals on the new foldable are offering a compelling £560 off with a trade-in right now and a free memory upgrade. As it stands, this is the best option right now for unlocked devices in the UK and a superb way to get a new foldable for a much more reasonable price. No smartphone to trade in? Save £100 with code ZSAVE100 Galaxy Z Fold 5 here.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5: free memory upgrade, or up to £560 off with a trade-in at Samsung
Samsung's deals on the new foldable are offering a compelling £560 off with a trade-in right now and a free memory upgrade. As it stands, this is the best option right now for unlocked devices in the UK and a superb way to get a new foldable for a much more reasonable price. No smartphone to trade in? Save £100 with code ZSAVE100. See this same deal on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 here.

Want to see what other retailers are offering for their opening preorders? Head on over to our main Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5 deals page. 

Alex Whitelock
Deals Editor

Alex is deals editor at TechRadar. With over three years of experience on-site and eight years working in e-commerce, Alex has made it his personal mission to share all his favorite tips, bargains, and deals with our readers here at TechRadar. At work, he specializes in computing, phones, and covering huge sales events like Black Friday and Amazon Prime Day. Outside of work, you'll find him indulging his keen love of photography and PC gaming, or down at the local climbing gym hanging off boulders far too difficult for his abilities. His editorial bylines also include contributions to T3 and GamesRadar.