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Black Friday sales are a great excuse to upgrade your tech, especially if a high-spec device is on your wishlist. And for those lusting over the ever-cool Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6, you can now grab a great discount at Amazon.

As of Nov. 19, you can treat yourself to this folding touchscreen phone for $1,519.99, reduced from $2,019.99. This deal is available on the 256GB option in the navy, silver, and pink colorways.

SEE ALSO: How to sign up for Amazon Prime ahead of Black Friday

Besides the impressive folding tech, the outer display generally functions like a regular smartphone screen, while the larger inner screen provides more space for apps or split-screen use. Think of it as your phone becoming a tablet. And like most newer smartphones, it comes with a range of photo abilities, from wide-angle to telephoto.

Other impressive features include the "With Circle to Search" feature. With this, you can circle anything on your screen — like shoes or gadgets — and instantly find where to buy them. The phone also comes packed with other AI tools including Generative Edit which helps you clean up images, remove objects, and enhance colors.

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This is a limited-time deal at Amazon, so if you're interested move fast.

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