Utilising yhe Galaxy Z Flip 5, which went on sale on August 11, is the largest improvement in years for Samsung’s flip phone.
The new cover screen on the outside of the phone, which is substantially larger than in previous models, is largely to blame for this. The Z Flip’s allure to first-time foldable consumers may increase thanks to the redesigned outside screen, which makes it easy to operate apps and send text messages without opening the device.
Does it, however, make sense to upgrade for those who now hold an older Galaxy Z Flip? Your budget, your priority. The redesigned cover screen distinguishes the Galaxy Z Flip 5 from prior models, especially the Z Flip from last year.
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However, Samsung’s flip phones start at $1,000. If you purchased a Galaxy Z Flip 4 last year and it is still in good condition, you should be able to keep it for another year or two. However, with carriers effectively giving the Galaxy Z Flip 5 away through trade-in incentives, upgrading to Samsung’s new flip phone isn’t a bad option.
Here’s how the Galaxy Z Flip 5 stacks up against prior generations to help you determine whether the upgrade is worthwhile. If you do decide to upgrade, verify if you are eligible for a trade-in offer. Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are all providing significant trade-in reductions, potentially allowing you to get a Z Flip 5 for free.
