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This story is part of the Digital Trends Prime Day 2026 coverage

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 6 smartphone is a cutting-edge, AI-enabled smartphone and tablet that you can put in your pocket. If you’ve been eyeing one, you can take $500 off during Prime Big Deal Days on October 8 and 9.

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While the 6.2-inch external display is the same size as the screen on the iPhone 15, unfolding the device reveals an impressive 7.3-inch internal display — all at a 25% discount.

The hinge can also operate partially folded in Flex Mode, so you can stand it up to watch videos or split the screens while you do it to multitask. “Open or closed, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is very good indeed,” senior mobile writer Andy Boxwell concluded after spending some time with the device. “The new dimensions make it completely usable with almost no caveats when the phone is closed, and with the screen open, its iPad mini-like size means I reach for my tablet or laptop less.”

The Galaxy Z Fold 6 also makes the outside world look great, too, thanks to a 50 megapixel rear camera, a 10 megapixel selfie camera and an ultra-high definition 8K video recording resolution. The Galaxy Z Fold 6 even folds in slow motion, up to 240 frames per second, or use 3x optical zoom to close the distance on your subject without losing resolution.

AI Solves Your Problems

As impressive as the displays are, there’s so much more to the Galaxy Z Fold 6—like artificial intelligence. Samsung’s Galaxy AI technology can respond to text prompts instantaneously, helping you search for information, translate foreign languages, draft messages and more. You can also ask your phone to edit photos, summarize notes and create custom emojis. Meanwhile, the same AI technology is working in the background to optimize your phone’s performance and battery life. It even helps you take better pictures by tracking moving objects and automatically adjusting exposure to match the lighting.

Despite all of its cutting edge technology, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 isn’t too fragile to integrate into your day to day life. Gorilla Glass protects your display from cracks and scratches while an IP48 water resistance rating means it’ll survive a spill. If you’re in the market for a new phone but also want the capability of an AI-powered tablet, you’ll be hard pressed to do better than this limited-time deal on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 during Prime Big Deal Days .

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Dan Roe
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