Amazon will give you a $350 gift card when you buy a new Samsung phone - here's what to know

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Samsung just unveiled its latest lineup of phones at its London Unpacked event this week, and the preorder deals and carrier offers are here. If you're eyeing the latest devices, like the Galaxy Z Flip 8 or Galaxy Z Fold 8, traditional carriers like T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T aren't the only options for preordering. Amazon has great preorder deals running right now, which include a free $50, $200, or $350 digital gift card upon purchase.

Also: Everything announced at Samsung Unpacked 2026: New foldables, smartwatches, more

Your digital Amazon gift card will appear on your account after purchase, and no extra steps or promo codes are needed to obtain this offer. The new Samsung Galaxy devices will officially be released on Aug. 7, and since these offers are preorders, you'll have to wait for your purchases to become...

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