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Samsung Z Fold4 plans in Australia

The Z Fold4 may just be the "best foldable phone money can buy" right now. Get it from one of the major carriers.

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How much does the Samsung Z Fold4 cost in Australia?

Here's a quick rundown of Australian pricing for the Galaxy Z Fold4 across the 3 storage capacities:

PhoneRRP
Samsung Z Fold4 256GB$2,499
Samsung Z Fold4 512GB$2,699
Samsung Z Fold4 1TB$2,999

How do I choose the best Samsung Z Fold4 plan for me?

The best Z Fold4 plan depends on what you're after as an individual. Your needs might be different to someone looking to pay the minimum amount.

Consider these factors to help you come to a decision:

  1. Choose a storage capacity that fits your budget. There's a $200 difference between the 256GB and 512GB models and $300 between the 512GB and 1TB variants. While 256GB should be sufficient for the average phone user, those looking to store a lot of photos or videos may benefit from the bigger storage sizes.
  2. Opt for a provider that offers you the most bang for your buck. For example, signing up with Optus can give you access to Optus Sport for cheaper. Selecting Vodafone means you can access its $5 per day roaming add-on, which is the best compared to Telstra and Optus.
  3. Decide on a plan length that best fits your bill. You can choose to pay off the cost of your phone over 12, 24 or 36 months. Selecting a lower time frame means you can pay off the cost of your phone sooner and switch to a cheaper mobile plan. However, it's always best to stick to a repayment period that works for your monthly budget.

Telstra Samsung Z Fold4 plans and deals

There are currently no deals from Telstra for the Samsung Z Fold4, but signing up with the telco still comes with access to the following:

  • Access to the largest 4G and 5G network in Australia.
  • No excess data charges. Your speeds will be capped at 1.5Mbps once you've used up your data allowance.
  • Earn Telstra Plus points and redeem for discounts on devices, accessories and more at the Rewards Store.
  • Unlimited international texts to standard numbers and 30 minutes of free calls.
  • Get 4 months of free trial for Spotify Premium for new customers.
  • 2-month free trial for BINGE (new customers only).
  • 3-month free subscription to Telstra Device Security.

Optus Samsung Z Fold4 plans and offers

There are currently no deals available on Z Fold4 handsets with Optus, but if you decide to go with it, you get additional perks such as:

  • 4G and 5G network access if you're within Optus's coverage area.
  • Optus Sport subscription for cheaper. Pay $6.99 a month if you're an Optus customer instead of $24.99 a month.
  • No excess data charges. Your speeds will be capped at 1.5Mbps once you've used up your data allowance.
  • Access to Optus SubHub where you can manage eligible subscriptions in 1 place and save 10% by bundling 3 or more subscriptions.

Vodafone Samsung Z Fold4 plans

Signing up to a phone plan from Vodafone means:

  • You get access to 4G and 5G if you're within its coverage area.
  • No excess data charges. Speeds get capped at 2Mbps once you've gone through your monthly data allowance.
  • Bonus security for 3 months (Norton 360).
  • Option to use its $5 per day roaming add-on if you're travelling overseas. This allows you to use your phone plan abroad in an eligible country.

What do I need to know about Samsung's Z Fold4 device?

Alex Kidman, Finder's senior tech editor, believes that "Samsung's fourth-generation Fold is still the best foldable money can buy – but you'll need quite a lot of money to buy one."

You can read the full Samsung Z Fold4 review to decide whether it's worth getting on a phone plan or not.

When was the Samsung Z Fold4 released?

The Samsung Z Fold4 has been on sale in Australia since 2 September 2022.

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