Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip 3 is expected to be one of Samsung's biggest cell phone announcements of 2021, and it may look something like this.

This design for Samsung's next flip phone-style foldable was posted by user Stellist on the Korean forum Meeco. Inspired by Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S21, it looks great.

The Galaxy S21's design influence is most clearly seen in the camera, which is in an almost identically shaped bump with the same overhanging edges. This purple and bronze color combination is also found on the Galaxy S21 and is called "Phantom Violet."

Inside this bump are three camera sensors, one more than the first model; if the Z Flip 3 does have three sensors, they will likely be the same as the main/ultrawide/telephoto trio found on the Galaxy S21 and S21 Plus.

It also appears that there will be a much larger cover display than the one on the original Z flip; the cover display on the Z flip was large enough to quickly check notifications or use as a camera viewfinder, but this large enough to display the regular lock screen when folded.

To add detail to this particular design, LetsGoDigital created an impression of what the phone's unfolded interior would look like. This rendering is nearly identical to the Z Flip with a punch-hole selfie camera in the center, although the hinge is less prominent and the bezel is narrower than on the actual product.

It has been almost a year since the first Galaxy Z Flip was released, and the next Galaxy Z Flip is expected to launch this fall alongside the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 3. The Galaxy Note 21 could also arrive around this time, and a design with a new camera bump appearance has recently been confirmed.

Recent rumors claim that there will be four fallables from Samsung this year, and another rumor claims that there will also be a new, less expensive "Z Fold FE" model. We could possibly see another budget foldable in the form of the "Z Fold FE" since it will include two Z Flip models as well, as well as the option of a Plus or Ultra variant as Samsung offers for its non-folding flagships.