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Oppo Foldable smartphone: Key specs of Oppo’s first foldable smartphone leaked - Rashtra News Rumours around Oppo’s first foldable smartphone have been in circulation for quite some time now. Although the company has not officially confirmed any plans about the device, tipsters have revealed several details about it. Now, Digital Chat Station has leaked more

“Foldables have added a powerful impetus to the smartphone Industry. We made our foray into the segment with the Find N2 Flip as we realized consumers in the premium segment are seeking freshness and form factor innovation. We are optimistic about our next launch, the Find N3 Flip, and estimate a 2x growth for this foldable,” Damyant Singh Khanoria, CMO, OPPO India, told ET.

OnePlus is going to launch its first foldable smartphone, Open, soon. The OnePlus Open is said to be the same smartphone as the upcoming Oppo Find N3.

Oppo Find N2 Flip has launched globally. It is powered by a MediaTek flagship chipset and offers respectable specs like 44W charging, 50MP dual rear camera setup, and AMOLED displays on the cover and inside.

Oppo Find N2 could be coming to the global markets soon. The Find N2 Flip specifications are expected to be similar to the China model. This Oppo foldable phone could come equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 Plus processor.

Oppo’s Samsung Galaxy Flip-like foldable phone could likely enter the market soon. Is it an affordable option to get a clamshell device?

Oppo Find N could be the first foldable smartphone without a crease. Here are other details of this unique device.

Oppo has finally launched its first foldable phone called the Find N and it is shaped from the company's learning from six prototypes that it has been working on in the past two years.

Oppo has finally launched its first foldable phone called the Find N and it is shaped from the company's learning from six prototypes that it has been working on in the past two years.

Oppo Find N will bear a design similar to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3, but its design chief Pete Lau has said that the company's first foldable is rid of barriers that are the reason why foldables are still not mainstream.