Fancy a new laptop without paying a penny for the privilege of owning it? That’s exactly what Samsung is currently offering with the Korean technology giant dishing out portable PCs when customers take the plunge and switch to its latest foldable device. Yes, buy a Galaxy Z Flip 5 and you’ll get a Galaxy Chromebook Go, worth £300 thrown in for free.
This neat laptop features an expansive screen, long battery life and plenty of ports to plug in accessories. It’s also powered by Google’s user-friendly Chrome OS which not only offers easy access to thousands of apps but also helps keep devices super secure and safe.
If this deal sounds enticing then all you have to do is buy a Galaxy Z Flip 5, then head to samsungoffers.claims/perfectpartners within 30 days of purchase. Fill in your details and a laptop should then be on its way to you free of charge.
And that’s not all as anyone also handing over an old device (even if it’s broken) will get £200 off the price of that new flip phone. That’s worth considering as the Galaxy Z Flip 5 does cost £1,049 if you pay full price for it – which definitely isn’t cheap.
So is the new Galaxy Z Flip 5 any good and even with a free laptop included is it worth your money?
You can read our full Galaxy Z Flip 5 review to find out but this device now features some pretty impressive upgrades such as a much bigger 3.4-inch cover screen on the front which makes it far easier to use.
In fact, owners should have no issues sending emails, playing games and replying to WhatsApp messages without opening things up.
Other extras include a tougher design (which can now withstand over 200,000 folds), a faster Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor and a decent dual-lens rear camera.
Of course, when you do need a bigger screen, you simply flip things open to reveal a giant 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with speedy 120Hz refresh rate. There’s also access to 5G data speeds, wireless charging and a fingerprint scanner on the side that unlocks the screen in a flash.
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