Vodafone is selling the Samsung Z Flip 3 for under $1,000

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Cheapest plan

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• Samsung Z Flip 3 +
  $40 Lite Plan
  
• 40GB data
  10GB+30GB bonus data
• 24-month plan
• $500 handset discount

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$81.61

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Best value

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• Samsung Z Flip 3 +
  $65 Super+ Plan
  
• 300GB data
  100GB+200GB bonus data
• 24-month plan
• $500 handset discount

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$101.61

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Cheap non-Vodafone deal

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• Samsung Z Flip 3 +
  $45 Optus Choice Plus Plan
  
• 20GB data
• 24-month plan
• Optus Sport included

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$107.43

Vodafone has discounted Samsung’s latest foldy-lads, bringing the Galaxy Z Flip 3 down to just $999.

Both the Z Flip 3 and the Z Fold 3 have the same $500 discount running, but you'll need to stay with the provider for at least 24 months to cash in on it. The $500 is split up across your equal monthly repayments, so if you jump on a 24-month plan it will be $20.84 cheaper each month, or $13.89 cheaper on a 36-month plan.

Here are how Vodafone's plans compare on the Z Flip 3:

And here how Vodafone's plans Z Fold 3 plans:

These offers are available until May 22, 2022.

Nabbing a foldable for less than $1,000 is an absolute bargain, and the Z Flip 3 is arguably the best commercially available foldable on the market at the moment. In our testing the Z Flip had a beautiful display across its foldable form, reminiscent of the old clamshell phones. While the camera was lacklustre compared to the S series devices, it still held its own. Our main concern was the battery life which sat between two and three hours of screen time.

Where the Z Flip becomes a bargain, the Z Fold’s price tag is still on the higher end. Even with the discount it will still set you back $1,999 over the course of your plan. Of course, the Z Fold is aimed as a replacement for both your phone and your tablet. Its larger screen gives you more space to multitask, and has S Pen support, making it a viable alternative to having two devices.

Here are how the two devices compare:

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