Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra prices
Prices from 12 stores and carriers, checked Nov 1.
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256GB
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512GB
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From a carrier, paid in full
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1TB
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256GB
EastlinkChecked Oct 29Lowest phone total
Freedom MobileChecked Oct 16Lowest phone totalThen $580 at the end, or give it back.
What is a final payment?
Some carriers lower your monthly payment by moving part of the price to the end. When the 2 years are up, you choose.
Keep the phone: pay the $580. The phone cost you $2,699.92 in total.
Give it back: pay nothing more. You paid $2,119.92 to use it for 2 years.
We always show the “keep the phone” total, so options compare fairly.
FidoChecked Oct 18Lowest phone totalHow $2,700 adds up
RogersChecked Oct 23Lowest phone total
TelusChecked Oct 19Lowest phone total
VideotronChecked Oct 19Lowest phone total
BellChecked Oct 28Lowest phone totalThen $513.01 at the end, or give it back.
What is a final payment?
Some carriers lower your monthly payment by moving part of the price to the end. When the 2 years are up, you choose.
Keep the phone: pay the $513.01. The phone cost you $2,700.13 in total.
Give it back: pay nothing more. You paid $2,187.12 to use it for 2 years.
We always show the “keep the phone” total, so options compare fairly.
FizzChecked Oct 21Lowest phone totalHow $2,849.04 adds up
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512GB
Freedom MobileChecked Oct 16Lowest phone totalThen $640 at the end, or give it back.
What is a final payment?
Some carriers lower your monthly payment by moving part of the price to the end. When the 2 years are up, you choose.
Keep the phone: pay the $640. The phone cost you $2,980 in total.
Give it back: pay nothing more. You paid $2,340 to use it for 2 years.
We always show the “keep the phone” total, so options compare fairly.
RogersChecked Oct 23Lowest phone totalTelusChecked Oct 19Lowest phone totalVideotronChecked Oct 19Lowest phone totalFizzChecked Oct 21Lowest phone totalHow $3,119.04 adds up
No carrier sells this storage monthly for that length of time.
No carrier that sells plans in has a monthly price for this phone.
1TB
No carrier sells this storage monthly for that length of time.
No carrier that sells plans in has a monthly price for this phone.
More carriers to check
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SaskTelFrom $2,699.99
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How to get the best price on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra
Choose your colour early
Colour availability varies by seller. Filter by colour before sorting by price; a specific colour is sometimes cheapest from a different seller.
Refurbished is worth it
Excellent condition from Back Market or Swappa means no visible scratches and a 12-month warranty, at $150–$300 less than new.
Compare the full cost, not monthly
Carrier plans look cheap upfront but run 24 months. Add it up before you commit. Unlocked plus an MVNO is often $200–$400 cheaper overall.
What is the best price for the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra right now?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra launched at $2,699 CAD. Street prices for new units have shifted since launch. Check the unlocked deals above for current retailer pricing. If you're open to certified refurbished, you can typically save $150–$300 and get a device that's functionally identical to new.
Should I buy the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra unlocked or through a carrier?
Buying the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra unlocked means you own it outright and can switch carriers any time. Carrier deals spread the cost over 24 months: the $0 upfront price is appealing, but you're often paying more by the end of the contract. Unlocked paired with a no-contract budget brand like Public Mobile or Lucky Mobile is worth running the numbers on before you commit to a carrier plan.
What should I check before buying a used Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra?
Before buying a used Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, confirm three things: the IMEI is clean and not carrier-locked (free to check at imei.info), the previous owner's Google account has been removed, and the battery health is above 80%. Ask the seller for photos of the screen edges and corners; that's where wear shows first.
Is a certified refurbished Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra worth it?
For most buyers, yes. A certified refurbished Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra from a reputable seller like Back Market or Swappa has been tested, graded, and typically comes with a 12-month warranty. Excellent condition means no visible scratches at arm's length (most people can't tell it from new). You're looking at $150–$300 less than a new unit depending on storage. The main trade-off is you won't get the original box or accessories.
What's the difference between open box and refurbished Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra?
Open box means the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra was returned unopened or barely used. Usually no visible wear, just missing original packaging. Refurbished means it was inspected, repaired if needed, and graded by condition. Both are legitimate ways to save money. Open box is closest to new. Certified refurbished from a graded seller is the better-documented option: you know exactly what you're getting.
New, certified refurbished, and used listings from major retailers. Filter by storage, condition, and colour to find what works for you.
Retailer condition grading isn’t standardised. We map every grade to plain language — New, Excellent, Good, or Fair — so you’re comparing apples to apples.
Buying unlocked means you own the phone outright and can use any carrier. Carrier plans spread the cost over 24 months (often more expensive overall).