Samsung’s official Galaxy Z Fold 3, Flip 3, and Watch 4 model prices leak, cheaper indeed

By Scott Marlette Last updated Aug 3, 2021

By now, we know almost everything there is to know about next week’s Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 announcement. Heck, both Samsung 2021 foldables leaked just yesterday in gorgeous high-res official renders with the specs to match.

When it comes to that all-important detail, however – the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3 pricing – the tips are all over the place. They range from more expensive than their predecessors to much less expensive but when Mr Evan Blass from @evleaks posts what seems to be official pricing from a Samsung website, and tacks on the Galaxy Watch 4 prices, that’s as good as it gets.

If you are wondering what’s “B2” and what’s “Wise” in the pictures, these are Samsung’s internal codenames for the Z Flip 3 and Watch 4, respectively, and that’s what leads to the thought that these were scraped off directly from a Samsung website.

Galaxy Z Fold 3 vs Z Fold 2 price

1899 vs 2020 EUR (256GB model)

The pricing for the most souped-up 512GB model of the Z Fold 3 is disclosed as 1999 EUR, while that was the starting price for the basic Z Fold 2 last year. The 256GB model is 1899 EUR, and that is cheaper by a hundred from the basic Fold 2 already.

Last year, those European prices directly converted to dollars, rather than their equivalent, and some indications show that Samsung may be making a PR move by lowering the Z Fold 3 price in the US even further, so we wouldn’t be surprised if the heretofore $1799 rumors are confirmed upon launch.

While a Benjamin or two off the Z Fold 3 pricing compared to the starting tag of its predecessor may not seem much, remember that you are getting a much more powerful handset with S Pen support and two high refresh rate displays this time around, not to mention the novelty of the under-panel camera on the main display.

Galaxy Z Fold 3 pricing and design

Galaxy Z Flip 3 vs Z Flip 5G price

With the Z Flip 3, Samsung is cutting prices even more significantly, it seems. Instead of the OG Z Flip’s €1359 starting price in Europe, the Galaxy Z Flip 3 blasts off from just €1099 for the 128GB, making it the cheapest foldable of 2021.

The 256GB Galaxy Z Flip 3 version comes in at €1149, again a large drop in pricing from its predecessor. You, however, will be getting a much more powerful processor, tougher foldable glass, and larger external display.

Z Flip 3 colors and pricing

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic vs Galaxy Watch 3 price

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic pricing has also been leaked here, and the tips confirm they will be cheaper than their predecessors, too. The 46mm Watch 4 Classic, which is the equivalent of last year’s 45mm Watch 3, will cost €409, whereas the Watch 3 started north of €450 in Europe. The 42mm Watch 4 price is pegged at €379, again lower.

The Watch 4, which will be the Watch Active equivalent, or, nudge, wink, the Apple Watch SE – a cheaper, sportier version – starts from just €279 for the 40mm version, and €309 for the larger, 44mm model.

Galaxy Watch 4 and Watch 4 Classic prices and models

Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 vs Galaxy Buds Pro price

Last but not least, the €159 price tag of the upcoming Galaxy Buds 2 – active noise cancellation, long battery life and all – actually measures up lower than the launch price of the Buds Pro there, for instance.

Galaxy Buds 2 prices and colors

Want to preorder the Z Fold 3 or Flip 3?

As is becoming customary, Samsung is giving you the option to get the Galaxy Z Fold 3 or Z Flip 3 right now with the following preorder bonuses:

Reserve the Galaxy Z Fold 3 for up to an extra $100 trade-in credit on top of Samsung’s ‘highest online instant trade-in values.’
Trade two devices instead of one for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Z Flip 3.
Your first 12 months of Samsung Care+ included (up to a $155 value).
An extra, special offer towards Galaxy products during pre-order.

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