Today, Pete Lau, Chief Product Officer of OPPO and founder of OnePlus, announced on Weibo that the OPPO Find N will be launched on December 15 during OPPO Innovation Day.
Pete Lau stated that this is a ‘small enough and big enough’ foldable phone. This is OPPO’s first foldable phone after four years and six generations, and it also represents OPPO’s response to the next stage of smartphone development.
Pete Lau also revealed that in April 2018, the first-generation prototype of the Find N was created internally, and the team decided to continue development. In this process, they adhered to two basic principles: first, the product must be aesthetically pleasing, and second, it must be easy to use.
He said that Find N aims to discover a new possibility. We are ushering in a new revolution in smartphones. The experience revolution brought about by form innovation will also be a reshuffling of the industry. The Find N is OPPO’s four-year answer to this change.
According to Pete Lau, the OPPO Find N will be launched at 16:00 on December 15 during the OPPO INNO DAY event. According to leaked images, the Find N is very likely to feature an inward-folding design.
There has been a lot of news about this phone on the internet. Its codename is Peacock, and the inner screen features a single punch hole in the top left corner. The screen measures 7.1 inches when unfolded. It supports a 120Hz refresh rate and has a 32MP selfie lens on the front. The phone has a triple-camera setup in a matrix module on the back, including a 50MP IMX766 lens, a 16MP IMX481 lens, and a 13MP S5K3M5 lens.