Galaxy Z Fold7 now available for just over 30 thousand! Samsung relaunches cashback program

Foldable phones are gradually reaching a similar price level as classic flagship models, and Samsung’s current offer proves it. You can get the Galaxy Z Fold7 in Blue Shadow with 256GB storage at Alza for 45,042 CZK with AlzaPlus+ membership. Membership costs 59 CZK per month, and you can cancel it without obligation after purchase. In addition, Samsung currently offers a cashback of 13,000 CZK directly to your account, so the real purchase price drops below 33 thousand — from the original 52,990 CZK, this is a total saving of almost 20 thousand.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense if you were considering switching to a foldable phone and were waiting for a more reasonable price. After applying the cashback, the Z Fold7 reaches a price level where it genuinely competes with regular flagship models.
⚠️ Consider that Samsung’s cashback needs to be actively registered — the discount won’t be applied automatically and requires processing after purchase.
💡 For 32,042 CZK after cashback, you get an 8″ main AMOLED display with 120 Hz, a Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, 12 GB RAM, a main 200Mpx camera, a 4,400mAh battery, eSIM support, and One UI with several years of software support.

Why it makes sense

The Z Fold7 is the seventh generation of the foldable, and Samsung has enough iterations under its belt for the tuning to be almost perfect. The main 8-inch display transforms the phone into a small tablet when unfolded, making it significantly better for working with texts, maps, or multiple applications side-by-side. The external display covers everyday use when you don’t need to unfold the phone. The Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy is among the most powerful mobile chips of 2025, and 12 GB of RAM is sufficient for comfortable multitasking and more demanding tasks. The main 200Mpx camera, complemented by a 12Mpx wide-angle and a 10Mpx telephoto lens, can handle all common situations, although the Z Fold7’s photo quality won’t surpass specialized camera phones.

What to consider

Despite advancements, foldable phones still have certain limitations. 25W charging is rather modest for a flagship phone costing fifty thousand — competing Chinese flagships offer significantly faster charging. The 4,400 mAh battery with two displays will last a day, no longer. And the price, of course, even after discounts, is not for everyone — if you don’t fully utilize the larger display, a classic flagship phone will offer a better price/performance ratio.

Are you considering switching to a foldable phone, or are you staying loyal to the classic format?