OPPO today announced the launch of its second-generation foldable smartphone, the OPPO Find N2. Featuring a unique aspect ratio, innovative hinge technology and decreased crease visibility, the device is the world’s lightest horizontally folding smartphone.
In a statement, OPPO said that the Find N2’s crease is 67 per cent narrower than its predecessor for a more immersive visual experience. Besides that, the hinge has also been improved, with the device sporting a miniaturised Flexion Hinge that has been strengthened to create a smaller, thinner, yet more robust mechanism.
Despite including premium materials such as carbon Fibre and high-strength alloy, the Find N2 weighs 42g lesser than its predecessor at just 233g. As for the displays, the external screen features a 120Hz 6.54-inch AMOLED with a resolution of 2120 x 1080m pixels, a touch sampling rate of 480Hz and 1550 peak brightness.
As for the internal foldable display, it is a 7.1-inch LTPO AMOLED panel with a 9:8.4 aspect ratio and up to 1550 peak brightness as well. Moreover, the main display has been equipped with a new anti-reflection film that OPPO claims significantly improves the screen’s visibility.
Under the hood, the foldable is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 and a 4520mAh battery that supports 67W SUPERVOOC flash charge. OPPO said that the device is one of the fastest-charging folding phones currently available, whereby it can be powered up to 37 per cent in just 10 minutes, with a full charge from zero taking 42 minutes.
In terms of imaging, the Find N2 has a 50MP main + 48MP ultra-wide + 32MP telephoto triple-camera setup that’s complimented by the MariSilicon X NPU. Furthermore, there are also several new modes such as FlexForm which enables multi-angle shooting while the device sits stationary on a surface, Waist-Level Framing and External Display Selfie.
Besides that, the Find N2 runs on Android 13 OS via ColorOS 13 which brings an enhanced split-screen experience. Currently, OPPO has yet to reveal the device’s availability and pricing in Malaysia or whether it will officially launch in our country at all.
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