Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Singapore Price: Full Line-Up, Pre-Order Perks And Launch Dates

If you have been holding out for the next big foldable, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Singapore price is finally official, and there is plenty to unpack. Samsung has confirmed local pricing, pre-order perks and on-sale dates for the Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra, Galaxy Z Fold8 and Galaxy Z Flip8, alongside the new Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2. Pre-orders opened on 22 July 2026, with devices landing in stores from 14 August 2026. Bookmark this one, because the launch-window deals will not last long.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Singapore price and colour line-up
Source: Samsung

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Singapore price and the full line-up

Here is the recommended retail pricing, inclusive of GST, straight from Samsung. Three foldables headline the range this year, each with a few storage tiers to choose from. The Ultra sits at the very top for power users who want the biggest screen and most memory.

  • Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra – from $2,798 (12GB+256GB), $3,098 (12GB+512GB) and $3,698 (16GB+1TB)
  • Galaxy Z Fold8 – from $2,498 (12GB+256GB), $2,798 (12GB+512GB) and $3,398 (16GB+1TB)
  • Galaxy Z Flip8 – from $1,678 (12GB+256GB) and $1,978 (12GB+512GB)

Colour choices are generous across the board. The Fold8 Ultra comes in Violet Shadow, Cream and Graphite, with an online-exclusive Green Shadow. The Flip8 lands in Pink, Cream and Graphite, plus a Mint shade you can only get on the Samsung Online Store.

Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2 pricing

Samsung Galaxy Watch9 and Watch Ultra2 Singapore price
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The wearables got a refresh too, and the prices are far easier on the wallet than the foldables. There is a rugged Ultra option and two sizes of the mainstream Watch9. Bluetooth models come in cheaper than their LTE counterparts.

  • Galaxy Watch Ultra2 (47mm, LTE) – $988
  • Galaxy Watch9 (44mm) – $668 (LTE) or $568 (Bluetooth)
  • Galaxy Watch9 (40mm) – $618 (LTE) or $518 (Bluetooth)

Pre-order perks worth grabbing

This is where the real value sits, so read carefully before you check out. Samsung is dangling several launch-window sweeteners across the Galaxy Z Fold8 Singapore price and its siblings. Most run only until mid-August, so do not dawdle.

  • Up to $300 off a storage upgrade when you pre-order any Z Series device
  • New Galaxy Club membership at $339, with a guaranteed 50% trade-in value (up to $1,849) and 2-year Samsung Care+ included
  • 10% off a Galaxy Watch9 or Watch Ultra2 when bought with any Galaxy phone or tablet
  • Up to 36-month 0% instalment plans with UOB, OCBC, Trust Bank or DBS cards

Pre-order customers get early delivery, collecting or receiving devices from 10 August 2026. General availability follows on 14 August 2026 across telcos, Samsung stores and major electronics retailers. Subscription and buy-now-pay-later options via Cinch, Grab PayLater, SPayLater and Atome are also on the table.

Experience Galaxy Unpacked in Singapore

Galaxy Unpacked Singapore hands-on event at Jiak Kim Street
Source: Samsung

Want to touch the phones before committing? Samsung is hosting a Galaxy Unpacked experience on 23 July 2026 at Warehouse @ River Promenade, Jiak Kim Street. Admission is complimentary with registration, and you get hands-on time with the new foldables and watches. Expect immersive zones, live entertainment and a peek at Samsung’s wider ecosystem, including the 115-inch Micro RGB Vision AI TV.

Should you upgrade?

If you are already deep in the Galaxy ecosystem, the trade-in and Care+ bundle make an upgrade genuinely tempting. Casual users may find the Flip8 the sweet spot at $1,678, while creators and multitaskers will gravitate to the Fold8 Ultra. Either way, the smart move is to lock in the pre-order perks before they expire on 13 August 2026. Prices and promotions are accurate at time of writing and subject to Samsung’s terms.

Vanessa Koh
Vanessa Koh
Vanessa Koh is Little Big Red Dot's Tech & Auto Editor. She makes technology and cars accessible and practical for everyday readers. She translates specs into real-world value and tells you whether a new phone, laptop, smart device, or car is actually worth your attention and your money.

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