The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is $50 cheaper than the previous week and has a One UI 9 beta available for testing in the US, based on Android 17. The update is expected to add accessibility improvements, new security features, and enhanced Quick Panel controls. Samsung’s next generation of foldables is expected to be announced on July 22, which would replace the Galaxy Z Flip7. The Galaxy Z Flip7 FE remains available as a budget clamshell foldable, with a $400 discount from an ambitious $1,000 launch price for the 256GB model. The Galaxy Z Fold7 has a $350 discount, and a rumored Galaxy Z Wide is suggested as a possible alternative. Motorola’s new flip foldables moved from pre-order to sale with limited stock, and the Razr Ultra 2025 is recommended for Moto clamshell buyers. The Samsung Galaxy A37 is $75 off and was highlighted for strong selfie video performance.
"The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is $50 less than it was last week. There is already One UI 9 beta available for testing (based on Android 17) - the US is one of the select few regions where Samsung conducts early tests. The new version will bring accessibility improvements, new security features, better controls for the Quick Panel and so on."
"It's early for an official "save the date", but we expect that the next generation of Galaxy foldables will be announced on July 22. This means that the Galaxy Z Flip7 is getting replaced soon, though you can't quite tell by its price - it's $200 off, which is the same as two weeks ago and the same as early April too."
"The cheaper Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 FE kind of disappeared after launch. It's still around, it's just not in the spotlight - but if you want a cheap clamshell foldable and it has to be a Samsung, this is the one. The launch price was quite ambitious - $1,000 for the 256GB model - but the $400 discount makes it more palatable."
"Last week, Motorola's new flip foldables were still on pre-order - they went on sale this week, however, supplies seem to be limited as only some of the color options are showing up as "in stock". That's on Amazon - check out Motorola US' offers, which include free Moto Buds 2 Plus and Moto Tags."
Read at GSMArena.com
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