Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G SM-F711 128GB
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4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G in review: High-tech foldable smartphone
Like the larger Galaxy Z Fold3 5G, the Z Flip3 5G proves to be an all-around improved version of its... Works well. Samsung also provides the Galaxy Z Flip3 5G, the slimmer folding phone, with the improved mechanism of the Z Fold3. But not only the folding technology has improved, the hardware is also state of the art. Our review reveals what the complete package can do.
Pros:
- bright OLED display with a 120 Hz refresh rate
- system runs fast
- water-resistant according to the IPX8 standard
- good camera performance
Cons:
- no storage expansion
- only USB 2.0
- battery life should be better
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 128GB Black SM-F711BZKAXNZ review
If you’re dying for something new and compact, though, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 could well be the most exciting phone of the year.
Pros:
- Immensely stylish and pocket-friendly design, Excellent main screen, Much more affordable than before
Cons:
- Disappointing cameras, Mediocre battery life, Lacks the clear purpose of the Fold 3
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G (128GB, Cream) AU - Excellent review
Foldable devices aren’t a brand new category in the smartphone world, but they are still in infancy. OK, so maybe not totally infancy, but foldables are still not mainstream, and most users probably won’t be ready to commit to them just yet.
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 review
I love the Galaxy Z Flip 3. There are drawbacks – battery and camera primarily, though durability is in there too – but Samsung has absolutely nailed the aesthetic and functionality of this form factor. If you don’t get the appeal of a foldable flip phone then this may not win you over – but if you’re tempted, then there’s really no need to wait any longer. This is the real deal, and it won't get much better.
Pros:
- Stunning design
- Waterproof
- Competitive pricing
- Customisable colours
Cons:
- No telephoto lens
- Limited battery
- Still some durability concerns
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 128GB Black SM-F711BZKAXNZ review
Flip phones are officially back for good with Samsung’s third generation of the Z Flip, formally named the Galaxy Z Flip3.
Pros:
- Premium and well built design., Immersive and high-quality display., Impressive cameras and dynamic range.
Cons:
- Screen crease is visible from an angle., Battery life falls short of the competition., Plastic screen protector is prone to dust.
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 128GB Black SM-F711BZKAXNZ review
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G is a Goldilocks of a smartphone that combines powerful hardware and a smooth foldable 120Hz main display into a fashionably slick and compact form design.
Pros:
- IPX8 water resistance
Cons:
- Battery life could be better
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G (Review Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G)
Beauty or battery life?
Pros:
- Flagship-level application performance, Good front-facing camera, Beautifully designed, Waterproof
Cons:
- Shorter battery life than other flagships, Primary cameras are just OK
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G (128GB, Cream) AU - Excellent review
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3’s unique selling point is without a doubt its unique foldable clamshell design. If you find this to be very appealing, then the enhanced durability and attractive inner display might persuade you to buy one.
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G (128GB, Cream) AU - Excellent review
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G is the pinnacle of flip phone perfection. One that is eminently usable, pocketable, and has decent specs.
Pros:
- Significant improvement over the previous model, Excellent camera, Cover display is useful for dual preview selfie
Cons:
- Unusual screen resizing behaviour on some apps and websites, No charger or buds inbox, USB-C 2.0, Barely a day's life with moderate use and slow charging, Big Trhottling issue
4 years ago
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G (128GB, Cream) AU - Excellent review
This phone folds horizontally across the centre of the screen it means when open you are able to have 6.7 inches of depth in a single view. When your finger moves across the central area of the screen there is a little resistance and if you look closely at the darkened screen you can see the crease...
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