OPPO launches the Find N6, the flattest foldable smartphone, featuring Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, 200MP Hasselblad camera, and 600,000-fold durability.
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OPPO has officially unveiled its new foldable flagship, the Find N6, claiming it to be "the flattest foldable smartphone in the world." The device features the top-tier Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and a range of technological innovations aimed at addressing the main issue with such devices: the visible crease on the screen. The base model starts at 9,999 yuan.
The smartphone comes in an ultra-thin body measuring 8.93 mm and is equipped with a titanium frame. Special attention has been paid to the new-generation hinge, which uses a bionic four-axis design. This has helped minimize unevenness to the lowest levels and achieve a nearly invisible crease. Additionally, a special glass is used that restores its shape with 99.9% accuracy after bending, even with long-term use.
The display is one of the device's key features. The inner panel measures 8.12 inches, making it one of the largest among foldable smartphones, while the outer bezel has been reduced for a more immersive experience. Both screens support a low brightness of 1 nit and have received TÜV eye protection certification. The manufacturer claims the device can withstand up to 600,000 folds without noticeable degradation.
Special focus has been placed on the cameras. The smartphone features a Hasselblad system with a main 200-megapixel sensor and a 50 MP periscope telephoto lens with macro capabilities. It also uses precise color reproduction technology to deliver images that closely match how the human eye perceives them. The device supports 80W fast charging, 50W wireless charging, and runs on ColorOS 16 with enhanced AI functions.