You can still snag a $300 gift card when you order the Galaxy Z Fold 6 – here’s how to easily qualify

Last month, Samsung dropped the newest Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galazy Z Flip 6 smartphones at its Unpacked event in Paris. The brand also offered an exclusive preorder deal on Amazon, and this deal is still hanging out, even a month after the Z Fold 6 and Flip 6 launch. 

As of now, you can still order the Galaxy Z Fold 6 from Amazon and get a $300 Amazon gift card. Similarly, if you order the Galaxy Flip 6 from Amazon, you’ll receive a $200 Amazon gift card. I break down the fine print below.

When you order the Z Fold 6, you’ll get a $300 Amazon gift card, plus double the storage on Samsung (a $120 value) when you simply select the large storage/gift card bundle variation for redemption. 

Also: I went hands-on with Samsung’s $1,900 Galaxy Z Fold 6, and it still feels like a dream

ZDNET’s Kerry Wan has already had a first look at the phone, and he’s impressed. “In the hand, the new Galaxy Z Fold 6 feels like the most polished version yet. I’ve daily driven — or at least attempted to use often — every Galaxy Z Fold model since the very first, and the sixth generation is easily Samsung’s crème de la crème,” he wrote in his review.

When you order the Z Flip 6, you’ll get a $200 Amazon gift card plus double the storage on Samsung (a $120 value). All you need to do is select the large storage/gift card bundle variation when you purchase. 

Also: I went hands-on with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 6, and it’s basically a high-tech fidget spinner

Wan said he was surprised by the Fold 6’s little sibling’s excellent features. “I’ve never felt more like an influencer than when I held and used the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 this week … Samsung clearly has embraced its purpose of being a compact, creativity-inspiring device with a clamshell design that pays homage to the decades-old flip phones before it. It’s not hard to appreciate all the technicalities Samsung crammed into a phone that, when folded, measures roughly three inches from corner to corner,” he wrote in his review.