There are some (mostly aesthetic) improvements, however. Unfolded, it’s still a very tall and narrow phone, with a 6.7-inch display. It’s still a clamshell foldable with two ‘halves’ rotating around a large, Samsung-branded hinge. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 doesn’t look much different from its predecessors, aside from an expansion of the outer display and a rearranging of the rear cameras around it. With twice as much display and S Pen support, the Z Fold 3 is an impressive alternative – but one that’s meant for productivity, not portability. The Z Flip 3 is also a whole lot cheaper than its larger sibling, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, a true foldable phone that starts at $1,799 / £1,599 / AU$2,499. On the other hand, both the original Z Flip and the Z Flip 5G have gotten much cheaper since launch, and are currently more affordable than the Z Flip 3. It comes in two storage sizes: 128GB, which costs $999 / £949 / AU$1,499, and 256GB which will set you back $1,049 / £999 / AU$1,599įor comparison, the original Galaxy Flip cost $1,380 / £1,300 / AU$1,800, and the 5G model was even more at $1,449 / £1,399 / AU$2,599, so the new phone is much cheaper at launch, and around the price of other flagships like the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus or iPhone 12 Pro. Those in Australia will see the phone go on sale on September 10. The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 was officially unveiled at Samsung Unpacked on August 11, and you can buy it now (it went on sale on August 27, 2021) in the US and UK. (Image credit: Future) Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 price and release date

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