The Find N2 Flip is expected to be announced next week
Oppo has an impressive albeit limited track record of launching foldable smartphones. Sound Find N from 2021 left us in lovebut Samsung Galaxy ZFlip 4 and its predecessors ruled the roost with an early western market presence and yearly upgrades. Oppo plans to shake things up a bit and steal the show with the Find N2 Flip launching on February 15.
As its name suggests, the Finding N2 Flip is a foldable clamshell phone. In fact, it’s the brand’s first rodeo with the design as well as a foldable in the international market. The phone has been available in China since last December, but the global launch will be streamed live on Oppo’s YouTube channel. He has already created a placeholder for the stream below. You can click on it and set up a reminder for the event. Alternatively, you can watch the event on the Company Websitewhich also lets you set a reminder — it’s set for 9:30 a.m. ET.
Oppo says five years of research and development went into designing the phone. It has the largest cover screen for a foldable device to date, measuring 3.26 inches diagonally. Development efforts also focused on minimizing the bezels for the main 6.8-inch display and making the bend crease as close to invisible as possible.
In theory, Oppo seems to be making all the right choices here: giving us a less noticeable crease, a bigger cover screen, and (hopefully) newer internals than the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4. If previous rumors as well as the list of specifications for the Chinese model, the global version of the Find N2 Flip could contain a MediaTek Dimension 9000+ SoC with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of internal storage. The camera array could include a 50MP main shooter, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 32MP selfie camera. Other standout specs include a 4,300mAh battery with 44W fast charging support, which is both bigger and faster than the Galaxy Z Flip 4.
That said, Oppo might make some changes to internals or tweak minor details ahead of the Find N2 Flip’s global debut to accommodate foreign regulations down to the lowest common denominator. Whatever happens, we look forward to it.