Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3
The unveiling of the latest Galaxy Z Fold3 was always the big-ticket drawcard at Samsung’s Unpacked event. And it didn’t disappoint, with the tech-co taking the opportunity to upgrade their breakthrough device.
This marks the third version of the company’s flagship folding phone, which features a front display that opens to reveal a different screen.
The initial version from 2019 was plagued with durability issues, so it received a major update in 2020, increasing the front display’s size.
The latest edition sees the main screen open up to 7.6-inches to provide that tablet-like experience Samsung has widely touted.
It also features two breakthroughs – S Pen compatibility and an IPX8 water resistance rating.
Samsung created two new models of S Pen to go with the device, and they are designed to be used on the main display but not the cover.
Meanwhile, the Z Fold3’s water resistance rating not only protects your device against the thrills and spills of corporate life, you could also feasibly submerge the phone in up to 1m of water for up to 30 minutes, and it should still work.
The Z Fold3 is set to retail from US$1799 for 256GB of storage and 12GB of memory.