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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip will be back in stock on Friday
Samsung’s foldable Galaxy Z Flip sold out shortly after becoming available for purchase online, but buyers will get another chance to buy it on Friday, Feb. 21.
In a press release Thursday, Samsung said that the consumer response to the Galaxy Z Flip “has been nothing short of amazing and has exceeded our expectations.”
The company said that both the regular version of the Flip and the Thom Browne special edition are currently sold out online. However, “additional” Galaxy Z Flip devices will be made available online on Friday. Alternatively, Samsung claims that “limited quantities of the device are still available at select retailers and carrier stores around the country.”
The company didn’t hint at how many Z Flips it has sold.
Friday is also the day when Samsung’s new Galaxy S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra will be made available for pre-order.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is a $1,380 smartphone which folds vertically into an easily pocketable gadget. Read our review of the Galaxy Z Flip here.
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