Samsung's new Galaxy Z Flip has officially launched. However, this limited-quantity phone is selling out faster than expected.

AT&T, for example, has already sold out of stock. Samsung's online store, on the other hand, had the phone in stock this morning, but is now completely out of stock. (They say they won't have it in stock until February 21). As a result, Best Buy and Sprint are the only retailers that carry the Galaxy Z Flip.

Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip is a direct competitor to the Motorola Razr: 6.7-inch foldable Super AMOLED screen (2636 x 1080), Snapdragon 855 Plus CPU, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage. It is equipped with. It also has two 12MP rear cameras and a 10MP front camera.

Priced at $1,380, it is cheaper than its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy Fold, but not quite as affordable. However, its foldable screen and clamshell form factor are clearly popular with some consumers, as inventory sells out quickly. So we've compiled a list of spots where you can still buy the Galaxy Z Flip.

(Prefer a more traditional Galaxy phone? Here are the best Galaxy S20 deals you can get ahead of its release).

All Galaxy Z flip models are officially sold out at Samsung's online store. However, if you leave your email address, Samsung will notify you when inventory is replenished on February 21. The only model available is the $2,480 Thom Browne Edition.

If the $1,380 price tag of the Galaxy Z Flip is holding you back, Best Buy is already offering up to $350 off Samsung's new foldable phone with activation and trade-in on select smartphones. Activate your smartphone at the time of purchase to save $50, and if you own a Galaxy S10 Plus or later device, you'll also get a $300 trade-in credit toward the purchase of a new Galaxy Z Flip.Best Buy's offer ends March 29 Valid.

Sprint is one of the few carriers offering the Galaxy Z Flip. Leasing it on Sprint's 18-month Flex plan will cost $57.50 per month. The lease includes a Galaxy Forever option, which allows you to switch to a new Galaxy phone after 12 months. They can also purchase a Galaxy Z Flip at the end of the 18-month lease period.

AT&T has already sold out of its Galaxy Z Flip inventory. The carrier has stated that the phone will be sold online and in select AT&T stores, but there is no inventory online at this time.