Vodafone has one of the best Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 business deals on the market right now

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When we reviewed the Galaxy Z Flip 6 a few months ago, we called it Samsung’s best flip foldable ever, adding that it “offers undeniable power, professional-grade software, and the peace of mind that comes with improved durability and years of Android upgrades ahead.”

Get the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 on Vodafone's cheapest business mobile plan

Get the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 on Vodafone's cheapest business mobile plan
The Flip 6 has a larger external display and a beefier processor to power Samsung and Google's new smart AI features whilst keeping the thoroughly enjoyable form factor.

You can also grab the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6

About the Flip 6

Samsung’s latest flip phone is a technological marvel with a powerful Snapdragon 8 processor, 12GB of RAM and at least 256GB onboard storage, its flexible display pairs well with the smaller but very useful external screen.

Business users will love that it comes with Knox Vault to stay connected and protected with what Samsung calls defense-grade security. It is a shame that it doesn’t offer DeX, a very useful productivity feature only available on the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy S series. Find out more about Dex and how it can change your work life.

It is also dust and water-resistant, great for busy professionals, and its 4000mAh is one of the biggest in this category for longer work sessions. Flip 6 integrates Galaxy AI and a slew of other Google-powered AI features (such as circle to search) which will boost employer productivity. My favorite is Interpreter, which is real-time translation without additional software.

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