Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3

OhoPrice editorial review

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 at 314,999 PKR is a 2021 foldable being sold at flagship money, and it is a device for a very specific buyer. The 7.6-inch inner 1768x2208 display at about 372 PPI folds out into a genuine tablet-sized canvas, and the 120Hz refresh on both screens keeps everything smooth — great for reading, multitasking and productivity. The Snapdragon 888, 12GB RAM and 256GB storage are adequate but by 2026 they are two generations old, and the 4400mAh battery is modest for a device this large, realistically a full but not two-day life. The triple 12MP camera is competent, the under-display 4MP inner front camera is understandably soft, and the 2021 crease and hinge durability are concerns on a used unit. At 315,000 PKR you are paying a premium for the folding form factor itself; buy it only if the multitasking canvas is worth more to you than current camera and battery tech. No direct rival exists in the current catalogue at this price — the foldable category stands alone in this dataset. That is a useful signal: you cannot compare it fairly to a traditional flagship because no flat phone here offers a 7.6-inch folding canvas, so the Z Fold 3 competes with itself on the merits of the form factor. The realistic alternatives at 300,000-plus PKR are newer foldables from Samsung and Chinese brands that are not in this dataset, or the category's flagship slabs with far newer chips and better cameras for less money. If you specifically want the foldable experience and are comfortable with 2021 hardware, it can still deliver; otherwise the premium is hard to justify against current non-folding flagships. Foldables are the most frequently smuggled category in Pakistan — verify the IMEI on PTA's DIRBS and inspect the hinge and display crease carefully before buying.