AT A GLANCE
PROCESSOR Qualcomm Snapdragon 888
MEMORY 8GB RAM, 128/256GB ROM
DISPLAY Main - 6.7-inch, 2,640 x 1,080 pixels (425 ppi), Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity Flex, 120Hz adaptive refresh rate / Cover - 1.9-inch, 512 x 260 pixels (302 ppi), Super AMOLED
CAMERAS RE A R - 12MP W IDE , F/ 1 .8, OIS / 12MP ULTR AW IDE , F/2 , 2 / F RONT - 10MP, F/2 . 4
BATTERY 3, 300M AH
‘With two Z Flips before it, Samsung’s 2021 flip-style foldable phone is aptly called the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G. A big part of the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G’s appeal is its launch price. At $1,398 and $1,498 (128GB and 256GB, respectively), they are a steep reduction from the initial Z Flip’s $1,998.
Another important upgrade is its 1.9-inch 512 x 260 pixels resolution Super AMOLED Cover Screen. Samsung rotated the dual cameras and flash by 90°, using the freed up space to park a secondary panel that is four times larger than the old Flips. The size increase also made it more practical (and easier) to use features like widgets, Quick Shot, Dual Preview, and improved notifications handling.
Accessing Samsung Pay from the Cover Screen is a little different but no less convenient now. To use Samsung Pay without unfolding the phone, simply wake the Cover Screen, swipe up, and verify your identity via the side-mounted sensor. Do note that only the default card shows up in Cover Screen, so if you want to pay through a different card, you’ll still need to unfold your Z Flip3.
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