**The Oppo Find N2 Flip: A Revolutionary Foldable Phone**

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Oppo Find N2 Flip, and I must say that it's an incredible device. The phone comes with a 6.8-inch AMOLED display, which is one of the largest on any flip phone currently available. When folded, the screen becomes even larger at 7.1 inches. The device also features a quad-camera setup, including a primary camera with 1/1.78" sensor, a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera, and two 2MP depth sensors.

One of the standout features of the Oppo Find N2 Flip is its selfie capabilities. While I rarely use the selfie camera myself, I was impressed by its output quality and the various features that come with it, such as the Palm gesture to take selfies and portraits from the back camera. This feature has been particularly handy for me when taking photos in isolation or wanting to capture a particular moment.

In terms of performance, I found the Oppo Find N2 Flip to be satisfactory. The diamond City 9000+ processor provides reliable performance for everyday tasks and even gaming. I played games like Kenshin Impact and Pubg on the phone, and while the game was stable in medium settings, I experienced a bit of heating near the camera module when playing in higher settings.

The Oppo Find N2 Flip also comes with advanced software features that set it apart from other foldable phones. For example, there's regular customization options, such as Flex form video streaming, Flex from video calling, and flex form camera – all of which are similar to what the Galaxy Z flip 4 provides. I particularly enjoyed the digital pets feature, which lets you choose between wallpaper options with different pet animations that change depending on the phone's state.

In terms of software support, Oppo has committed to providing four years of major ColorOS updates and five years of regular security updates for the Find N2 Flip. This is actually comparable to what Samsung provides on their high-end flagships. While this commitment is a significant selling point, there are some areas where the phone could be improved.

One notable omission is the ability to stand the phone still at any angle. When folded, the phone can only hold its shape up to 30 degrees inwards or outwards. This would have been incredibly useful for taking creative photos or videos from a lower angle. Additionally, there are limited options available on the cover screen, with only a handful of features such as quick toggle menu, notification checking, and music control.

On the flip side (pun intended), I was surprised to find that Oppo has not included the option for 4K recording from the ultra-wide-angle camera or front-facing cameras. The videos recorded by the primary rear camera are limited to 1080p 30 FPS, while those from the front-facing cameras are also capped at 1080p 30 FPS. While this may not be a major issue for most users, it's something that Oppo could potentially improve upon in future iterations.

**Conclusion**

Overall, I was thoroughly impressed by the Oppo Find N2 Flip. It addresses several issues that even Samsung has struggled with in their foldable phones and offers a unique set of features that make it stand out from the competition. While there are some areas for improvement, such as more options on the cover screen and the video recording capabilities, I genuinely believe that Oppo is on the right track with its first-generation flip phone.

One thing that's clear is that Oppo has made significant strides in foldable technology, and it will be exciting to see how they continue to innovate and refine their design, cameras, and software. With four years of major ColorOS updates and five years of regular security updates committed to the Find N2 Flip, I have no doubt that this phone will remain relevant for a long time.

So, which one would you choose between these two foldables if given the option? Or would you not go for a foldable at all? Let us know in the comments below!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enforeign me long enough then you know that I'm a massive fan of foldables especially the flipping ones as a female the portability side of the phones is something I find very practical and when Oppo launched this phone the find and to flip I instantly got it for myself and have since been using it as my secondary phone alongside my other test phones honestly I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever Flipboard here Oppo has somehow managed to overcome some significant limitations of the Samsung Galaxy Z flip 4. yes I'm talking about the crease the battery life and the cover screen first let me talk about the cover screen I think this is probably the biggest honor flip phone to date at 3.26 inches which means you get a lot of room to do stuff and things don't have to look cramped for example take being a high-risk selfie or shooting a selfie video is much more convenient here than say the Z flip 4. I also felt that it is more natural to use a vertical cover screen than a horizontal one I do admit that it does not look as pretty as the z54 but then again at the end of the day it's all about usability and convenience which I think Oppo has struck the right balance off even quality wise this cover screen is bright and responsive so I am pretty happy about it next the crease or should I say the absence of a grease having used Samsung's flip phones year after year something I had to get used to and settle was the presence of the crease and I kind of had trained my mind to ignore its presence but not on this phone here you can barely feel anything close to a crease it is visible when you look at it from certain angles but when you're interacting with the screen it feels like a normal phone likewise Oppo says that they have used a new generation flexon hinge for controlling the crease and also this gapless design which you can see looks very uniform when comparing side by side with the Galaxy Z flip 4. plus this capless design also means that there is literally no dust getting accumulated on it talking about folding Oppo says that the fine end to flip is TUV Greenland certified for up to 400 000 folds so long-term durability should not be an issue here at least in theory now I have been using this phone only for about two to three weeks so I can't really confirm its durability just yet but yeah if any new developments come forth in our long term usage I will definitely let you guys know through a pinned comment third the battery life on the Oppo Fine into flip is actually good now when I say good I mean it's good for a flip phone it carries a 4300 milliamp hour battery that gave me around 5 hours of screen on time in my everyday usage um in comparison the Galaxy Z flip 4 only provided me with a maximum of 4 hours of screen on time now to put things into context I am someone who's into watching YouTube and Netflix a lot I am always scrolling through my social media pages and I get a lot of calls and texts and I also click a lot of pictures so uh doing all that this phone would get me through morning till evening when I reach home this is not bad at all considering it's compact size and the fact that it has to power to this place charging it is fast too with the 44 watt wire charger which by the way you get inside the Box the phone can go from zero to 100 in about an hour okay now talking about other General things the design of the fine into flip is certainly robust although it is a bit slippery and would slide out of my trousers time in again either way ergonomically feels good on the hands and it's got a nice hip too um now I do have to mention that I like the z-flip force have a little more but this one's pretty good as well Oppo has left very less room to complain about the main display too it's a 6.8 inch E6 AMOLED panel with 120 hertz refresh rate ltpo refresh rate Tech and a maximum brightness of 1600 nits plus this screen is also not as narrow as the Z flip 4 so for me it did not actually feel that different from a regular smartphone the only thing that's a little different here is that it unfolds to an unusual 20 minus to 9 aspic ratio which means black bars are more prominent while watching content on YouTube and Ott platforms other than that the phone has stereo speakers with some alright they are loud a little sharp for my taste but okay for watching movies and casually listening to music for the cameras the Oppo Find N2 flip has the same 50 megapixel primary sensor as the OnePlus 11. that too with Hasselblad color calibration so for the most part I like the photos coming up from its main lens I compared it against the Galaxy Z flip 4 and will the pictures from both the phones stand out in their own way both phones produce a Punchy output with goodbyte levels and acceptable dynamic range of course the photos are not Flagship level it lacks the telephoto lens for taking portraits but in my experience the find end to flip has been a reliable performer overall and almost as good as the Galaxy safer 4. however I found Samsung doing better in terms of the ultra wide angle images and that's because Oppo has used a pretty basic 8 megapixel sensor here which we usually find on mid-range phones when it comes to taking selfies I barely use the selfie camera on the find into flip and that's because I would always use the back cameras to take high resolution selfies and I love the output you will notice a bit of smoothering here and there in the Selfies but the final result is just wonderful Oppo also lets you use the Palm gesture to take selfies and portraits from the back camera which has been really handy for me especially when I want to take a picture of myself when no one's around you can also shoot videos from the back camera using the cover screen but the output is only limited to 1080p 30 FPS for some reason I particularly found that strange since the rear camera is capable of shooting 4K 30fps footages when unfolded I think the option to shoot in higher resolution would have been excellent for vloggers tick talkers or just content creators in general anyway I found the performance on on the Oppo Fine N2 flip to be satisfactory too the diamond City 9000 plus is a reliable performer for everyday chores and even for gaming you're not going to be disappointed I played Kenshin impact on it in medium settings and it was giving me like stable 30 FPS I tried the game in higher settings too but even though the gameplay was stable enough I experienced a little bit of heating near the camera module anyway I had a good experience playing other relatively optimized games like pubg and Call of Duty though even in the highest settings there would be negligible Heating and the FPS numbers were good too oppo's software has also come a long way along with like regular customization options you get a few flip exclusive features here like Flex form video streaming Flex from video calling and flex form camera which are very similar to what the Galaxy Z flip 4 provides now something I find really cute is the digital pets feature that lets you choose between a bunch of wallpaper options with different pet animations I particularly enjoyed it because the animations change with what state the phone is in for example if the battery is low the dog or cat would be sad when the battery is full the animal would be ready to play Etc so every time I looked at the cover screen it would show me something different which actually made me smile Oppo has also committed four years of major color OS and five years of regular security updates on the find and to flip which is actually on par with what Samsung provides on their high-end flagships so I am quite happy about that too okay bye now I've talked about all the good things about the Oppo Find and to flip but we have to keep in mind that this is oppo's first generation flip phone and there are some things that need for the refinement for instance it would have been great if the phone in its Flex form could stand still at all and angles but it cannot do so at less than 30 degrees inwards or outwards this would have really been useful to take creative photos or videos from a lower angle apart from that there are only a handful of things that you can do with this cover screen you can access the quick toggle menu check notifications and reply to them partially then we have the camera widget Weather timer and music control and that's basically it on the other hand Samsung lets you do a lot more from their tiny cover screen from being able to dial your favorite contacts to grouping similar notifications together Samsung gives you a slightly more refined experience Oppo says that they are working on it so let's hope that happens soon likewise in the videography Department the find and to flip is limited to 4K 30 FPS recordings from the rare primary camera and you also don't have the option for 4K recording from the ultra wide angle camera even from the front the videos are limited to just 1080p 30fps now the quality of the videos across all these lenses is not bad per se but given the price point and the competition Oppo can definitely do better in their next Generation flip phone okay so with this I've come to the end of this video and as I said in the beginning I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever flip phone IT addresses a lot of issues that even Samsung despite their head start in foldables has not been able to crack so I genuinely think that Oppo is in the right direction with a little more fine tuning in the design cameras and software side of things Oppo does seem to have a good future in the foldable space so everyone that is all for my full review of the all new Oppo Find interflip if you had a choice between these two foldables which one would you go for or would you not go for a foldable at all to let us know in the comments below till then I'm prathim adhikari and thank you so much for watchingforeign me long enough then you know that I'm a massive fan of foldables especially the flipping ones as a female the portability side of the phones is something I find very practical and when Oppo launched this phone the find and to flip I instantly got it for myself and have since been using it as my secondary phone alongside my other test phones honestly I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever Flipboard here Oppo has somehow managed to overcome some significant limitations of the Samsung Galaxy Z flip 4. yes I'm talking about the crease the battery life and the cover screen first let me talk about the cover screen I think this is probably the biggest honor flip phone to date at 3.26 inches which means you get a lot of room to do stuff and things don't have to look cramped for example take being a high-risk selfie or shooting a selfie video is much more convenient here than say the Z flip 4. I also felt that it is more natural to use a vertical cover screen than a horizontal one I do admit that it does not look as pretty as the z54 but then again at the end of the day it's all about usability and convenience which I think Oppo has struck the right balance off even quality wise this cover screen is bright and responsive so I am pretty happy about it next the crease or should I say the absence of a grease having used Samsung's flip phones year after year something I had to get used to and settle was the presence of the crease and I kind of had trained my mind to ignore its presence but not on this phone here you can barely feel anything close to a crease it is visible when you look at it from certain angles but when you're interacting with the screen it feels like a normal phone likewise Oppo says that they have used a new generation flexon hinge for controlling the crease and also this gapless design which you can see looks very uniform when comparing side by side with the Galaxy Z flip 4. plus this capless design also means that there is literally no dust getting accumulated on it talking about folding Oppo says that the fine end to flip is TUV Greenland certified for up to 400 000 folds so long-term durability should not be an issue here at least in theory now I have been using this phone only for about two to three weeks so I can't really confirm its durability just yet but yeah if any new developments come forth in our long term usage I will definitely let you guys know through a pinned comment third the battery life on the Oppo Fine into flip is actually good now when I say good I mean it's good for a flip phone it carries a 4300 milliamp hour battery that gave me around 5 hours of screen on time in my everyday usage um in comparison the Galaxy Z flip 4 only provided me with a maximum of 4 hours of screen on time now to put things into context I am someone who's into watching YouTube and Netflix a lot I am always scrolling through my social media pages and I get a lot of calls and texts and I also click a lot of pictures so uh doing all that this phone would get me through morning till evening when I reach home this is not bad at all considering it's compact size and the fact that it has to power to this place charging it is fast too with the 44 watt wire charger which by the way you get inside the Box the phone can go from zero to 100 in about an hour okay now talking about other General things the design of the fine into flip is certainly robust although it is a bit slippery and would slide out of my trousers time in again either way ergonomically feels good on the hands and it's got a nice hip too um now I do have to mention that I like the z-flip force have a little more but this one's pretty good as well Oppo has left very less room to complain about the main display too it's a 6.8 inch E6 AMOLED panel with 120 hertz refresh rate ltpo refresh rate Tech and a maximum brightness of 1600 nits plus this screen is also not as narrow as the Z flip 4 so for me it did not actually feel that different from a regular smartphone the only thing that's a little different here is that it unfolds to an unusual 20 minus to 9 aspic ratio which means black bars are more prominent while watching content on YouTube and Ott platforms other than that the phone has stereo speakers with some alright they are loud a little sharp for my taste but okay for watching movies and casually listening to music for the cameras the Oppo Find N2 flip has the same 50 megapixel primary sensor as the OnePlus 11. that too with Hasselblad color calibration so for the most part I like the photos coming up from its main lens I compared it against the Galaxy Z flip 4 and will the pictures from both the phones stand out in their own way both phones produce a Punchy output with goodbyte levels and acceptable dynamic range of course the photos are not Flagship level it lacks the telephoto lens for taking portraits but in my experience the find end to flip has been a reliable performer overall and almost as good as the Galaxy safer 4. however I found Samsung doing better in terms of the ultra wide angle images and that's because Oppo has used a pretty basic 8 megapixel sensor here which we usually find on mid-range phones when it comes to taking selfies I barely use the selfie camera on the find into flip and that's because I would always use the back cameras to take high resolution selfies and I love the output you will notice a bit of smoothering here and there in the Selfies but the final result is just wonderful Oppo also lets you use the Palm gesture to take selfies and portraits from the back camera which has been really handy for me especially when I want to take a picture of myself when no one's around you can also shoot videos from the back camera using the cover screen but the output is only limited to 1080p 30 FPS for some reason I particularly found that strange since the rear camera is capable of shooting 4K 30fps footages when unfolded I think the option to shoot in higher resolution would have been excellent for vloggers tick talkers or just content creators in general anyway I found the performance on on the Oppo Fine N2 flip to be satisfactory too the diamond City 9000 plus is a reliable performer for everyday chores and even for gaming you're not going to be disappointed I played Kenshin impact on it in medium settings and it was giving me like stable 30 FPS I tried the game in higher settings too but even though the gameplay was stable enough I experienced a little bit of heating near the camera module anyway I had a good experience playing other relatively optimized games like pubg and Call of Duty though even in the highest settings there would be negligible Heating and the FPS numbers were good too oppo's software has also come a long way along with like regular customization options you get a few flip exclusive features here like Flex form video streaming Flex from video calling and flex form camera which are very similar to what the Galaxy Z flip 4 provides now something I find really cute is the digital pets feature that lets you choose between a bunch of wallpaper options with different pet animations I particularly enjoyed it because the animations change with what state the phone is in for example if the battery is low the dog or cat would be sad when the battery is full the animal would be ready to play Etc so every time I looked at the cover screen it would show me something different which actually made me smile Oppo has also committed four years of major color OS and five years of regular security updates on the find and to flip which is actually on par with what Samsung provides on their high-end flagships so I am quite happy about that too okay bye now I've talked about all the good things about the Oppo Find and to flip but we have to keep in mind that this is oppo's first generation flip phone and there are some things that need for the refinement for instance it would have been great if the phone in its Flex form could stand still at all and angles but it cannot do so at less than 30 degrees inwards or outwards this would have really been useful to take creative photos or videos from a lower angle apart from that there are only a handful of things that you can do with this cover screen you can access the quick toggle menu check notifications and reply to them partially then we have the camera widget Weather timer and music control and that's basically it on the other hand Samsung lets you do a lot more from their tiny cover screen from being able to dial your favorite contacts to grouping similar notifications together Samsung gives you a slightly more refined experience Oppo says that they are working on it so let's hope that happens soon likewise in the videography Department the find and to flip is limited to 4K 30 FPS recordings from the rare primary camera and you also don't have the option for 4K recording from the ultra wide angle camera even from the front the videos are limited to just 1080p 30fps now the quality of the videos across all these lenses is not bad per se but given the price point and the competition Oppo can definitely do better in their next Generation flip phone okay so with this I've come to the end of this video and as I said in the beginning I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever flip phone IT addresses a lot of issues that even Samsung despite their head start in foldables has not been able to crack so I genuinely think that Oppo is in the right direction with a little more fine tuning in the design cameras and software side of things Oppo does seem to have a good future in the foldable space so everyone that is all for my full review of the all new Oppo Find interflip if you had a choice between these two foldables which one would you go for or would you not go for a foldable at all to let us know in the comments below till then I'm prathim adhikari and thank you so much for watchingforeign me long enough then you know that I'm a massive fan of foldables especially the flipping ones as a female the portability side of the phones is something I find very practical and when Oppo launched this phone the find and to flip I instantly got it for myself and have since been using it as my secondary phone alongside my other test phones honestly I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever Flipboard here Oppo has somehow managed to overcome some significant limitations of the Samsung Galaxy Z flip 4. yes I'm talking about the crease the battery life and the cover screen first let me talk about the cover screen I think this is probably the biggest honor flip phone to date at 3.26 inches which means you get a lot of room to do stuff and things don't have to look cramped for example take being a high-risk selfie or shooting a selfie video is much more convenient here than say the Z flip 4. I also felt that it is more natural to use a vertical cover screen than a horizontal one I do admit that it does not look as pretty as the z54 but then again at the end of the day it's all about usability and convenience which I think Oppo has struck the right balance off even quality wise this cover screen is bright and responsive so I am pretty happy about it next the crease or should I say the absence of a grease having used Samsung's flip phones year after year something I had to get used to and settle was the presence of the crease and I kind of had trained my mind to ignore its presence but not on this phone here you can barely feel anything close to a crease it is visible when you look at it from certain angles but when you're interacting with the screen it feels like a normal phone likewise Oppo says that they have used a new generation flexon hinge for controlling the crease and also this gapless design which you can see looks very uniform when comparing side by side with the Galaxy Z flip 4. plus this capless design also means that there is literally no dust getting accumulated on it talking about folding Oppo says that the fine end to flip is TUV Greenland certified for up to 400 000 folds so long-term durability should not be an issue here at least in theory now I have been using this phone only for about two to three weeks so I can't really confirm its durability just yet but yeah if any new developments come forth in our long term usage I will definitely let you guys know through a pinned comment third the battery life on the Oppo Fine into flip is actually good now when I say good I mean it's good for a flip phone it carries a 4300 milliamp hour battery that gave me around 5 hours of screen on time in my everyday usage um in comparison the Galaxy Z flip 4 only provided me with a maximum of 4 hours of screen on time now to put things into context I am someone who's into watching YouTube and Netflix a lot I am always scrolling through my social media pages and I get a lot of calls and texts and I also click a lot of pictures so uh doing all that this phone would get me through morning till evening when I reach home this is not bad at all considering it's compact size and the fact that it has to power to this place charging it is fast too with the 44 watt wire charger which by the way you get inside the Box the phone can go from zero to 100 in about an hour okay now talking about other General things the design of the fine into flip is certainly robust although it is a bit slippery and would slide out of my trousers time in again either way ergonomically feels good on the hands and it's got a nice hip too um now I do have to mention that I like the z-flip force have a little more but this one's pretty good as well Oppo has left very less room to complain about the main display too it's a 6.8 inch E6 AMOLED panel with 120 hertz refresh rate ltpo refresh rate Tech and a maximum brightness of 1600 nits plus this screen is also not as narrow as the Z flip 4 so for me it did not actually feel that different from a regular smartphone the only thing that's a little different here is that it unfolds to an unusual 20 minus to 9 aspic ratio which means black bars are more prominent while watching content on YouTube and Ott platforms other than that the phone has stereo speakers with some alright they are loud a little sharp for my taste but okay for watching movies and casually listening to music for the cameras the Oppo Find N2 flip has the same 50 megapixel primary sensor as the OnePlus 11. that too with Hasselblad color calibration so for the most part I like the photos coming up from its main lens I compared it against the Galaxy Z flip 4 and will the pictures from both the phones stand out in their own way both phones produce a Punchy output with goodbyte levels and acceptable dynamic range of course the photos are not Flagship level it lacks the telephoto lens for taking portraits but in my experience the find end to flip has been a reliable performer overall and almost as good as the Galaxy safer 4. however I found Samsung doing better in terms of the ultra wide angle images and that's because Oppo has used a pretty basic 8 megapixel sensor here which we usually find on mid-range phones when it comes to taking selfies I barely use the selfie camera on the find into flip and that's because I would always use the back cameras to take high resolution selfies and I love the output you will notice a bit of smoothering here and there in the Selfies but the final result is just wonderful Oppo also lets you use the Palm gesture to take selfies and portraits from the back camera which has been really handy for me especially when I want to take a picture of myself when no one's around you can also shoot videos from the back camera using the cover screen but the output is only limited to 1080p 30 FPS for some reason I particularly found that strange since the rear camera is capable of shooting 4K 30fps footages when unfolded I think the option to shoot in higher resolution would have been excellent for vloggers tick talkers or just content creators in general anyway I found the performance on on the Oppo Fine N2 flip to be satisfactory too the diamond City 9000 plus is a reliable performer for everyday chores and even for gaming you're not going to be disappointed I played Kenshin impact on it in medium settings and it was giving me like stable 30 FPS I tried the game in higher settings too but even though the gameplay was stable enough I experienced a little bit of heating near the camera module anyway I had a good experience playing other relatively optimized games like pubg and Call of Duty though even in the highest settings there would be negligible Heating and the FPS numbers were good too oppo's software has also come a long way along with like regular customization options you get a few flip exclusive features here like Flex form video streaming Flex from video calling and flex form camera which are very similar to what the Galaxy Z flip 4 provides now something I find really cute is the digital pets feature that lets you choose between a bunch of wallpaper options with different pet animations I particularly enjoyed it because the animations change with what state the phone is in for example if the battery is low the dog or cat would be sad when the battery is full the animal would be ready to play Etc so every time I looked at the cover screen it would show me something different which actually made me smile Oppo has also committed four years of major color OS and five years of regular security updates on the find and to flip which is actually on par with what Samsung provides on their high-end flagships so I am quite happy about that too okay bye now I've talked about all the good things about the Oppo Find and to flip but we have to keep in mind that this is oppo's first generation flip phone and there are some things that need for the refinement for instance it would have been great if the phone in its Flex form could stand still at all and angles but it cannot do so at less than 30 degrees inwards or outwards this would have really been useful to take creative photos or videos from a lower angle apart from that there are only a handful of things that you can do with this cover screen you can access the quick toggle menu check notifications and reply to them partially then we have the camera widget Weather timer and music control and that's basically it on the other hand Samsung lets you do a lot more from their tiny cover screen from being able to dial your favorite contacts to grouping similar notifications together Samsung gives you a slightly more refined experience Oppo says that they are working on it so let's hope that happens soon likewise in the videography Department the find and to flip is limited to 4K 30 FPS recordings from the rare primary camera and you also don't have the option for 4K recording from the ultra wide angle camera even from the front the videos are limited to just 1080p 30fps now the quality of the videos across all these lenses is not bad per se but given the price point and the competition Oppo can definitely do better in their next Generation flip phone okay so with this I've come to the end of this video and as I said in the beginning I am really impressed with what Oppo has been able to achieve with their first ever flip phone IT addresses a lot of issues that even Samsung despite their head start in foldables has not been able to crack so I genuinely think that Oppo is in the right direction with a little more fine tuning in the design cameras and software side of things Oppo does seem to have a good future in the foldable space so everyone that is all for my full review of the all new Oppo Find interflip if you had a choice between these two foldables which one would you go for or would you not go for a foldable at all to let us know in the comments below till then I'm prathim adhikari and thank you so much for watching\n"