This is how thin will the world's thinnest foldable phone Oppo Find N5 be
Oppo, the phone maker that has been at the forefront of innovation in the past few years, what with the first dynamic refresh rate displays and dual periscope zoom cameras, is at it again.
Rumor has it that it will be doing the impossible and releasing a foldable phone that is even thinner than the thinnest bendy handset out there, the Honor Magic V3. When we reviewed the V3, we came away impressed by the fact that we finally had a phone with large screen that is no thicker than a regular flagship with "rigid" display.
Well, Oppo will reportedly take that record and run with it, as its upcoming Find N5foldable phone is said to be the thinnest handset on the market when opened and the thinnest foldable when closed.
How thin will the Oppo Find N5 be?
In fact, exactly how thin will the Oppo Find N5 be is revealed by none other than Oppo Find series product manager, who took to Weibo to demonstrate the jaw-dropping thickness of the upcoming foldable.
He stacked a few credit cards next to it, and the fourth one slid over Find N5 edge to glide on the display. This means that the Oppo Find N5 will be barely 4mm thick when open, or 10% thinner than the Magic V3 even.
Oppo Find N5 foldable thickness.#OPPOFindN5pic.twitter.com/IjeBF7iJnR
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This should be a sight to behold, and we can't wait to get our hands on the phone in a few weeks to review its record-breaking design and relay to you how it feels in the hand and in the pocket. To wit, the Oppo Find N5 will likely serve as the base for the OnePlus Open 2, so expect to be able to buy the thinnest foldable phone in the US, too, for a change.
Apart from the stellar design achievement, the Find N5 is expected to land with top-shelf specs as well, such as a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, periscope zoom camera, and giant battery with silicon electrodes. As it is expected to be released in February, and announcement could be just around the corner so stay tuned.
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