The Galaxy Z Flip 3 was the best foldable yet when it launched last year. While it’s since been supplanted by the Z Flip 4, last year’s model is still a great buy: it’s affordable, it’s powerful, and it’s incredibly cool – making it the perfect choice for your next phone if your budget stretches that far.
The Flip 3 offers strong specs too, with a Snapdragon 888 chipset and 120Hz display – read our review of the Z Flip 3 to find out what we thought in practice.
Here we’re focusing on where to buy the Galaxy Z Flip 3 including details on pricing, retailers, and tempting deals. If you want to dive into all the nitty-gritty technical details of the Flip 3 including camera, display and specs see this handy article.
We’ve also separately covered where to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 3 – and make sure to check out what’s in the Galaxy Z Flip 4 in case you’re willing to spend more on that.
How much does the Galaxy Z Flip 3 cost?
The Galaxy Z Flip 3 starts at $999/£949/₹84,999 for 8GB RAM/128GB storage, though for $50/£50 more you can pick up 8GB RAM/256GB storage ($1,049/£999/₹88,999).
There was previously the pricier option of the Bespoke Edition, available exclusively from Samsung for $1,099/£1,049, but this is no longer available since the launch of the Z Flip 4.
Best Z Flip 3 prices right now
Where to buy the Galaxy Z Flip 3 SIM-free
US retailers
UK retailers
Where to buy the Galaxy Z Flip 3 on contract
US carriers & retailers
- Verizon
- AT&T – Up to $1000 off with trade-in
- T-Mobile – Buy one get one free on eligible plans with trade-in
- US Cellular
UK networks & retailers
- Affordable Mobiles – competitive data plans from O2, Three and Vodafone
- Carphone Warehouse
- EE – plans include Netflix for free
- Mobile Phones Direct
- O2 – Free Disney+ for 6 months or 12 months of another streaming service
- Sky
- Three
- Virgin
- Vodafone – Up to £504 with trade-in. Customisable plans with options to add Spotify, Amazon Prime, or other streaming services
Author: Dominic Preston, Contributor, Tech Advisor
Previously Tech Advisor's Deputy Editor, Dom covers everything that runs on electricity, from phones and laptops to wearables, audio, gaming, smart home, and streaming.