#New Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition Lets You Design It Your Way – Review Geek

Samsung released its new Galaxy Z Flip 3 back in August, and there’s a lot to like. However, it only came in a few select colors, and now the company wants to change that. So today, Samsung announced the new Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition. A customization experience where you can design it your way with new colors.

Folding phones are unique and stylish, and Samsung is letting customers make their phones even more memorable. And while you won’t be able to customize the Galaxy Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition with any color you want, there are several options available and nearly 50 different color combinations.

First, Samsung will let you choose either a black or silver frame for the base. Then, it added a fun new palette with shades of blue, yellow, pink, white, or black for the outside panels — the phone’s main body. While you design your Galaxy, you can mix and match different colors for the top and bottom half and truly create a unique phone tailored for you.

The camera lens and display housing remain black, so it’ll have at least a few different colors no matter how you choose to make it your own. That said, this does make for a fun way to truly personalize what’s already one of the most unique phones on the market.

To make things even better, those who choose to buy the Bespoke Upgrade Care Service can change the colors later on if they get bored or want to mix things up. So if you go with a yellow and black bumblebee theme now but want to change it to blue later — you can. Owners will be able to spend around $79 for new colorful glass panels, starting in November. We assume this requires sending the phone back to Samsung for a color swap.

As for pricing, the Z Flip 3 Bespoke Edition costs $100 more than the regular foldable, which is already expensive. That means this new colorful edition retails for $1,099, and you can customize your own today at Samsung’s website. Or, click the link below to get started. Then, hopefully, Samsung will add this type of customization to more popular devices like the upcoming Galaxy S22 early next year.