Now is the hour! Get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 for a great Black Friday price and live the foldable life

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If you've been on the fence about taking the plunge on one of the best foldable phones, then thanks to the Black Friday deals, now is the time to get one. You can get the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 for $1,299 at Amazon – that’s a big saving of $500. Sadly, the UK deal isn’t quite as compelling, but the 1TB Galaxy Z Fold 5 has been cut to £1,748 at Amazon UK, a savings of £301.

As you can see in our Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 review, it’s basically one of the best foldable phones you can buy right now. As someone who’s used several generations of Galaxy Fold, I have to say Samsung’s foldables are a joy to use. Sure, they're still pretty pricey, but you do get a phone and tablet in one, which can really supercharge your productivity when on the move. It’s also great for games and watching videos.

The Galaxy Z Fold 5 isn’t a revolution over its predecessors, but it's evolved into a device that works just as well when closed as it does when open. Add in plenty of performance, a solid suite of cameras including an under-display snapper, and a high refresh-rate main display, and you’ve got a fantastic Android smartphone. So check out the deals below.

I reckon this is one of the best Amazon Black Friday deals available right now. But if it doesn’t win you over, then check out our selection of Black Friday phone deals in the US and Black Friday phone deals in the UK.

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