Verizon is offering the Galaxy Z Flip 7 at no upfront cost with trade-in and a long-term plan. Here’s how it works—and what you should know before signing up.
Verizon’s Free Z Flip 7 Deal: What’s the Catch?
Samsung’s stylish new Galaxy Z Flip 7 is now available, and Verizon is offering it for free—but only if you’re willing to meet a few conditions.
- To get the phone at no cost, you must:
- Trade in a qualifying device from Apple, Samsung, Google, or Motorola
- Sign up for Verizon’s Unlimited Ultimate plan, which costs $55/month
- Agree to a 36-month commitment
Rather than handing you a free phone up front, Verizon gives you monthly bill credits that cover the phone’s full cost over 3 years.
What You’ll Actually Pay
Although the phone becomes “free” through credits, some initial and ongoing costs still apply:
- Sales tax on the device, due at checkout
- Possible activation fees or administrative costs
- Premium monthly plan charges ($55/month before taxes and add-ons)
If you cancel your Verizon service before the 36-month term ends, you’ll be required to pay the remaining balance on the phone.
Why Verizon’s Deal May Still Be Worth It
This is still one of the most accessible ways to get Samsung’s latest foldable, especially if:
- You already plan to stay with Verizon long term
- You’re looking to upgrade from an eligible trade-in phone
- You want a flagship phone without a large upfront cost
Verizon’s Unlimited Ultimate plan also includes high-speed data, mobile hotspot, and 4K video streaming, which could justify the higher cost for some users.
Galaxy Z Flip 7: What You’re Getting
The Galaxy Z Flip 7 features:
- A more durable and compact foldable design
- An upgraded cover screen for widgets, camera use, and quick replies
- Samsung’s latest software enhancements and flagship-grade cameras
It’s a premium experience, and this deal makes it more accessible—if you’re committed.
Final Verdict
Verizon’s free Galaxy Z Flip 7 offer is legit, but it’s only ideal if you’re:
- Trading in a qualifying device
- Comfortable with a 3-year service commitment
- Interested in Verizon’s most expensive unlimited plan
If that sounds like you, it could be the cheapest way to score a high-end foldable phone—just read the fine print.
