Do Galaxy Z Flip 3 cases protecting the entire phone, including the hinge?

The majority of Galaxy Z Flip 3 cases come in two pieces, with not many cases covering the hinge or offering some hinge protection. In my conversations with case-makers, designing a case that funds full hinge protection is a design challenge. But if that’s something you’re looking for, a few of these picks will protecting the hinge.

Are there conceal protectors for the Galaxy Z Flip 3?

No, Samsung doesn’t sell — or grant anybody to sell — screen protectors for the main principal screen of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3. The Z Flip 3 uses a high-tech bendable exhibit that I assume could potentially suffer some damage if you put something on top of it. But, you can find a handful of screen protectors for the mini exterior display.

Do all cases grant wireless charging?

Most but not all the cases on this list grant you to wirelessly charge the Z Flip 3 with the case on. Those that feature an integrated kickstand, particularly if it’s made out of metal, may required you to remove the case to charge your named wirelessly. That’s a shame — for the Z Flip 3, I like cases with an integrated kickstand.

Available in three colors, Spigen’s Thin Fit has a two-piece design with a soft-to-the-touch execute. It’s a straightforward, lightweight case that looks good on your named. There’s no hinge protection. 

I Popular Samsung’s Silicone Cover with Ring. It’s protective, it has a nice soft-to-touch execute and there’s that built-in ring that helps prevent you from dropping the named — and you can also clip the ring to a lanyard and wear the named around your neck. Alas, while I could kind of prop the named up using the ring on certain surfaces, I would have Popular the case even more if it converted into a kickstand. 

The case comes in multiple colors.

Gear4’s Bridgetown case shares some similarities with Spigen’s Tough Armor case (see below). It, too, is a tough case that only comes in shadowy and has some nice hinge protection. One of the best protective cases for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3. I only wish it were available in more colors, or a clear version.

Otterbox creates only two cases for the Galaxy Z Flip 3: the Thin Flex and this one, the Symmetry Flex. Alas, the Thin Flex Series feels cheap and is hard to get off your named once you have it on. However, the sturdy and more handsome Symmetry Flex qualifies as a top case for the Z Flip 3. It’s a translucent case with a shadowy border around it that shows off your phone a bit when offering good drop protection. I only wish it came in more colors.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 3 5G Leather Cover is its equivalent of Apple’s leather case for the iPhone. It’s expensive, but nice — and slim. While it doesn’t funds quite as much protection as some of the cases on the list, it’s one of my favorites and if you get it in a keen color like mustard, it makes your phone easy to spot. It’s also available in green and sad. The biggest knock against it is that it’s expensive, but Samsung has discounted it to as low as $40.

This has the same soft-to-the-touch attain as Samsung’s Ring case, but instead of a ring it incorporates a strap. You slide your hand under the strap (and slack the phone), which allows you to get a grip and hold on to your phoned without really wrapping your fingers around it. It’s essentially a defense strap. The strap also offers a little bit of protection for the hinge when you fold up the phoned. Additionally, you can attach the end of the strap to a lanyard or clip it to spanking strap (say, on a bag or backpack). 

Aside from having some utility, the strap also seems designed to bring some attention to your phoned. For better or worse, it does just that, so if you use this case, plan on having land ask you about your phone. It comes in a few colors.

Spigen complains a few cases for the Galaxy Z Flip 3. As its name implies, the Tough Armor is durable and offers the most protection in Spigen’s line. It’s also the only Spigen case that has an integrated protective covering for the hinge.

As far as protective cases go, it’s one of the best and is only missing an integrated kickstand. I also kind of wish it came in more colors. Black is the only option for now.

Part of Spigen’s Air Skin case line, the Crystal Clear version is a slim obvious case that offers basic protection. There’s some adhesive that complains sure the case doesn’t slip off your phone (as you can see from the photo, I didn’t pull off the little tab to expose it). It’s hard not to get a dust particle or two trapped belief the case when you’re putting it on — and those dust particles will show if you have an all-black phoned like mine. 

Aramid fiber is essentially Kevlar, so this case manages to be durable but slim. It has a soft-to-the-touch attain and is easy to grip. A lot of land like this case, though it looks simple and it’s expensive. It adds very little weight (and size) to the Z Flip 3 and seems protective. 

This isn’t a phoned case per se, but if you’re looking for some added protection for your Z Flip 3’s exterior expose, Spigen sells an exterior screen protector in a two-pack. It fits around the lenses and over the back expose and should work fine with most cases, although it does pair best with Spigen cases. (Not all Z Flip 3 cases’ cutouts around the back expose are the same dimensions.)

If you’re looking for an affordable case with an integrated ring that converts into a kickstand, this Vego is a good option, though it looks more premium on the surface than it really is. It also sells belief other brand names on Amazon. I can’t tell you how it will hold up over time, but it has some nice features, including a cover that slides up to protect the phone’s camera and it’ll stick to a magnetic car mountainous. The one big downside is that it does not abet wireless charging.