On the surface, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 doesn't have many big upgrades. Instead, it is made up of a ton of smaller upgrades. Which makes the Galaxy Z Fold 3 a really impressive smartphone.

Cheaper than its predecessor, IPX8 rated for Water Resistance, Slightly lighter than Fold 2, Both displays are 120Hz now, Multi-tasking has improved, More apps optimized for foldables now

Lacking rear cameras, Pretty awful under-display camera for Zoom calls, Battery life is slightly worse than last year, Awkward aspect ratio displays make multi-tasking less impressive

“After three generations of improvements, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 has better durability, software support, and productivity capabilities.”

The is the toughest foldable that’s available in the Philippines, which makes it one of the best examples of foldable tech we’ve seen so far this year. If you want a cutting-edge phone that can actually take daily abuse, this is the phone to get.

Now comes with IPX8 water resistance, The tougher outer and inner screen, Under display selfie camera, Comes with S-Pen functionality

Still expensive, Under-display selfie camera quality is not the best

While the cameras around the back are nothing new, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 showcases plenty of world firsts, not least of all that under-display selfie camera which we haven’t seen on any mainstream smartphone before.

Feels solid and premium, IPX8 water-resistant, Added pen support

Pen support for inner screen only, No new camera hardware, Expensive given camera specs

As you can see, our Galaxy Z Fold 3 order has arrived, but before we can get to testing and reviewing Samsung’s latest and greatest foldable, we have to unbox it. Along with the Z Fold 3, we also received the Galaxy Buds 2, S Pen Fold Edition, and a wall charger, so we went and unboxed that...

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The Z Fold 3 is water-resistant, more durable, $500 more affordable than its predecessor, has two good 120Hz refresh rate displays, a top-of-the-line processor, 12GB of RAM, and a user interface that is near perfect.

Waterproof and more durable, The UI works so well with the larger device, Screen feels so much better

Still too expensive, The cameras aren’t to par with the price you’re paying, especially the UDC, Still too large, awkward and gimmicky for most

I think Speck did a splendid job on presenting a clear durable case for the Galaxy Z Fold 3. Its easy to attach and keeps the identity of the colorway you chosen. It feels good in hand and doesn’t add much weight to the Z Fold 3 which is a huge plus.

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is a genuine technological marvel from Samsung. The South Korean firm has improved almost everything with its third-generation folding tablet-phone hybrid. It is faster, smoother, has much improved software, better cameras, a more reliable fingerprint scanner and is £200 cheaper...

Pros: a phone and tablet in one, water resistance, useful split-screen apps, great cover screen, fantastic tablet screen, top performance, good battery life, good cameras, head-turning design, S Pen support.

Cons: very expensive, no 5x optical zoom camera, internal screen can be marked more easily than traditional glass, heavy, thick.

If you’re sold on the perks of the foldable concept, though, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 is its best proponent yet.

Uniquely expansive main display, Plenty of power, Refined, more robust foldable design

Cameras aren’t competitive with the very best, Still very expensive, No S Pen bundled in