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Remember cell phones? Someone at Samsung certainly did it and had an idea: “why not a flip phone, but a foldable screen?”. And so the Flip line was born, and sure<\/i> it’s called that, what else would it do You<\/i> name it? As is normal for Samsung’s brand new endeavors, the first generation was decent but not refined enough. Then enter the second coming of the flip phone, in the form of the second coming of by Samsung<\/i> Flip phone: the Galaxy Z Flip3. We ignore the confusing naming, due to the fact that there was also a 5G Flip. We’re counting that as a variant of the original, because, aside from the different chipset, that’s exactly what it was.<\/p>\n
The Flip3 is therefore the epitome of Samsung’s vision for foldable flip phones and is also, incidentally or not, the best-selling foldable device ever. Why is this so, though? This is what we decided to try to investigate, and this is how this long-term review was born. We didn’t like the Flip3 in our regular review, but we certainly didn’t see its massive popularity coming up, so there must be something we missed, right? Well, spoiler alert, not really. It’s just an attractive package for those who want a cheaper foldable phone than the others, which is also interestingly viewed by some as a fashion accessory, which certainly helps drive sales.<\/p>