The foldable flagship with the shallowest crease is here! OPPO Find N6 officially announced

Fast Technology reported that OPPO announced the upcoming release of the OPPO Find N6, a piece of news that caused quite a stir in the digital industry. In particular, the keyword “smooth sailing” in the poster accurately hit the core pain point of foldable screen users.

Earlier this month, OPPO held an internal Find N6 product appreciation event, where the company confidently stated that this new phone would solve a century-old problem in the field of foldable screens.

Judging from the current pre-launch hype, OPPO is clearly planning to completely unleash its power in crease control. Leaks suggest that 
the Find N6’s crease depth will push industry limits, achieving a visually near-absolute flatness.

It’s worth noting that the previous generation OPPO Find N5 already kept the crease depth to within 0.15mm, which was already an industry-leading level at the time. This time, the Find N6 goes a step further, not only striving to make the crease disappear visually, but also bringing a smoother transition in terms of touch.

Currently, the Find N6 has successfully passed 3C certification, and the model numbers have been confirmed as PLP110 and PLP120, corresponding to the standard version and satellite communication version respectively. All models will come standard with 80W wired fast charging.

In terms of hardware configuration, the Find N6 features an 8.12-inch inner screen and a 6.62-inch outer screen. Its core power comes from the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Ultra flagship platform, coupled with a built-in 6000mAh high-capacity battery, allowing the foldable screen to achieve flagship-level battery life comparable to a traditional smartphone.

Imaging capabilities are also a major highlight. The rear main camera has been upgraded to an astonishing 200 million pixels, which is rare in foldable screen phones. Combined with the periscope telephoto lens and ultra-wide-angle lens, the Find N6 will demonstrate powerful dominance in capturing distant scenes and depicting details.