This is particularly problematic because you cannot put a display protector on the display. However, the aluminum body of the device does make it a little slippery, and the process of folding the phone makes the display slightly more prone to smudges and scratches. The actual flipping makes the Flip 3 an extremely compact phone to hold and carry. At first, the slight indentation on the screen would feel unsettling, especially when you are casually scrolling and your thumb slides over it, but one gets used to it after a while. The hinge on the back has a bumpy and significant presence on the front of the screen as well. There is a punch-hole in the display that carries the front camera of the phone. The phone brings a tall 6.7-inch display to the table that comes with thin bezels. Good looking and well built tooįlip the phone open (pun intended), and a gorgeous, trademark Samsung display will stare at you. It is the only branding on the phone which is quite subtle and actually goes into hiding when the phone is open. Fold the phone in half, and the hinge curves and reveals an engraved Samsung logo which looks very elegant and quite classy. The black glass panel gives it an illusion of a big screen, but the truth of the matter is that the actual screen is inside this panel which is a tad smaller than the actual panel.

The top of the back has a small glass panel which is home to the dual-camera unit and the secondary display. This hinge is the star of the Flip-show, which makes the Flip-world go around. The back has a smooth metal finish with a hinge that goes right through the middle horizontally. We received the Phantom Black variant of the phone.

The device comes with a metal body with a smooth back.

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