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SAVE $300: As of Oct. 21,Canada the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 is on sale for $1,599.99 at Amazon. This deal saves you 16% on the list price.

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$1,899.99 Save $300

Wherever you stand on the iPhone vs. Samsung Galaxy argument, there's no denying that the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 looks cool. A folding touchscreen phone? Come on, our teenage flip-phone-owning selves would go wild for it. And if it's been on your adult wishlist for a while, you'll be pleased to know it's currently on sale at Amazon.

As of Oct. 21, you can live out your folding touchscreen phone dreams for $1,599.99, reduced from $1,899.99. This deal is available on the 256GB option in the Navy and Silver colorways.

SEE ALSO: Snag a Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 for a new low price at Walmart

Besides the folding tech, the outer display really just functions like a regular smartphone screen, while the larger inner screen provides more space for apps or split-screen use, similar to that of a tablet. And like most newer smartphones, it comes with a range of photo abilities, from wide-angle to telephoto.

We really like the "With Circle to Search" feature. With this, you can circle anything on your screen — like shoes or gadgets — and instantly find where to buy them. The phone also comes packed with various AI tools, such as Generative Edit which helps you clean up images, remove objects, and enhance colors.

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This is a limited-time deal on Amazon, so act quick before it runs out.

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