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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3: Price and availability in Singapore

Flashier and more functional

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The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G has been Unpacked and the latest flip phone from Samsung will make its way to Singapore.

Functional Flip 

Samsung boasts that one in every five selfies taken using the Flip was done while in flex mode — the one where the phone is folded halfway through. They think it’s an encouraging number for a use-case that’s still in its infancy stage.

They’re doubling down on this by introducing more ways to take snaps on the Galaxy Z Flip3 with the help of its Cover display.

Located adjacent to the Cover display are the rear cameras: 12MP f/1.8 Wide and 12MP f/2.2 Ultra-wide. You can take a shot and have the cover display function as a viewfinder whether the Galaxy Z Flip3 is open or shut.

Keep it open and flip the Galaxy Z Flip3 and you’ll be greeted by the 10MP f/2.4 front camera.

The cover display also does more now. You can still preview messages but now you can also be a spot to make quick settings adjustments, pay with Samsung Pay, and add widgets like music apps.

In Flex mode, supported apps will also auto adjust to your layout bringing controls to one part of the screen, and the content to the other.

Flashy and stylish 

The satisfaction of shutting a flip phone close, it appears, will never go away. That will always be cool. What makes the Galaxy Z Flip3 even cooler and more fun are its variety of color options and case accessories.

It will come in Cream, Green, Lavender, and Phantom Black and is now in this more distinct design with the larger Cover display that now measures 1.9” appearing as a horizontal strip on the phone alongside the rear cameras.

The accessories are plentiful. Different variations and designs of straps and ring covers will help in the whole personalization process.

Galaxy Z Flip3 specs

The Galaxy Z Flip3 5G, or many flip phones for that matter, has never been about that processing power. It’s about blending style and function. But it’s still pretty capable with all its possible use-cases. Here are the specs:

  • Main Display — 6.7” FHD+ Dynamic Amoled 2X Infinity Flex Display
  • Cover Display — 1.9” Super AMOLED Display
  • Weight — 183g
  • Cameras:
    • 12MP f/1.8 Wide (Rear)
    • 12MP f/2.2 Ultra-wide (Rear)
    • 10MP f/2.4 (Front)
  • Processor — Qualcomm Snapdragon 888
  • SIM — One (1) NanoSIM, One (1) eSIM
  • RAM — 8GB
  • Storage — 128GB and 256GB (Both are UFS 3.1)
  • Battery — 3,300mAh
  • Authentication — Pattern, Pin, Password, Fingerprint sensor (side), Face recognition

Pricing and availability

Pre-Order for the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G will start on August 11, 2021, Wednesday, 10.30PM. Consumers who pre-order their devices will be able to collect their devices on September 2, 2021, Thursday.

The device will be available for sale in Singapore starting September 10, 2021, Friday, 10AM. Pricing are as follows:

  • 128GB — SG$ 1,398
  • 256GB — SG$ 1,498

Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G — BUY here
Galaxy Fold 3 5G — BUY here
Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic — BUY here
Tab S7 FE — BUY here
Galaxy Buds 2– BUY here

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Nier’s Yoko Taro is helming the project.

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Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen are coming to the Switch

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Millennials, prepare to have your nostalgia get hit right in the feels. Nintendo has officially announced that Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen are coming to the Switch.

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Based on the short teaser trailer, the upcoming Switch versions will feature all of both games’ content. It will likely be remastered for the Switch’s larger screen.

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