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This Is Oppos New Foldable Device, The

OPpo Find N2. It was a part of the Oppo Inno Day announcement from about a week ago and I gotta be straightforward and honest with you guys. I didn’t get to spend much time with it. I only have one week to play with it before I need to return it back to Oppo and by the time that I did all of our usual tests. It was already day three.

Nonetheless, I Tried My Best To

use the device as much as I can so that I could give you a proper user experience review. In this video. There will be a lot of references and comparison with the Galaxy Z442, which is my daily driver. Since it was launched so let’s begin foreign to talk about the Oppo Find N2 objectively first and then I’ll leave all of my thoughts. opinions and also comments at the usability segment of this video.

Everything Is Time Stamped, So You Can Skip

directly to the segment that you want starting off with the unboxing. If you buy the Oppo Find N2, then you get this fancy box and you can watch our unboxing at the top right corner. You’ll also find a case inside the box which comes in two pieces of hard plastics. They do require adhesives to stick to the phone. Lavino hated cases for foldable devices oftentimes require adhesives and there’s just no way around it.

Unless You Want Your Case To Slide

around. I won’t talk much about the chipset. Since this phone is using the Snapdragon 8 plus gen 1 and you already know how amazing this chipset really is. You can play games on this phone, but will keep the playability or usability part in the later. segment in this video now I’m gonna talk about the cameras first.

It Is Tuned By Hasselblad And

there are a total of three different cameras available and I’ll just show you all of the pictures that I’ve taken over the course of one week of using this phone. This Oppo Find N2 is also using the same Murray Silicon X chip that is found on the Oppo Find X5 Pro as well overall the pictures do look good, though I don’t know why this picture of the pink flower just gets over saturated to the point where even the edges of the flower petals are gone the night shots on this phone, though they do look exceptionally well, except for the telephoto camera which couldn’t capture the tree leaves properly okay so the design of the Oppo Find N2. It looks completely different from the Galaxy Z44 as it. is shorter and wider which changes the entire user experience. The fine.

N2 Is Also A Whole Lot Thinner Thanks

to the second generation flexion Hinge. OPpo says that this hinge allows a thinner and lighter design with almost invisible crease, and that is because it falls in a teardrop shape at the folding point, which also creates a larger turn radius. Hence lessening the stress at the folding point. We do have a hinge that also locks itself in place and we have a range of 45 to 125 degrees to choose from which Oppo is calling this the flex form mode essentially this flexible mode is opposed version of Samsung’s Flex mode, which will also revisit later what’s weird though is that both the speakers of the Oppo Find N2 are pointed downwards does it really matter though well we’ll also talk about this in the later segment. In this video before we get ahead of ourselves Let’s talk about the screens starting with the cover display.

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It Is Using A 5.

54-inch display with a very standard aspect ratio of 17. 7 by 9 with a resolution of 2120 by 1080 pixels in resolution, and it can also go up to 120Hz refresh rate. Once we unfold the device. We have a 7.

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1 Inch Display With A Resolution Of 1792 By

1920 pixels and the maximum refresh rate is also at 120 Hertz, but the aspect ratio though is at 14 by 15. and if you did the math. This is actually very close to a true Square display and we’ll talk about this in the later segment video because it truly affects the usability of this phone. So using our color meter we tested the color accuracy so at 100 needs of brightness. The cover display is.

Pretty Good.

Although the Delta e number is quite high and for the unfolded display, we split it into three parts. The left right and Center, where the crease line is surprisingly the color accuracy is also remarkably consistent throughout the three segments. Even the Delta e number is also consistent as well then we tested the maximum brightness. The cover display has a maximum brightness of about 480 nits, whereby the unfolded display can go slightly higher than 500 nits, but it is not consistent throughout the display as I found out that the brightness drops as it gets to the right side of the screen add about 500 needs of brightness, though it is not enough for outdoor usage, especially when it is sunny.

This Is Where I Want To Take

my hat off to Samsung. Because the galaxy Z44 has a maximum brightness of higher than 750. Nits for both the cover display and also the unfolded display and that is just unparalleled in the smartphone market in general and as a quick mention though the humongous black hole at the top left corner of the screen on the Oppo Financial is also quite distracting. I also quickly want to highlight the battery life before we proceed further calibrated at 100 needs of brightness. The cover display of the OPpo Find N2 can last for about 12 hours, whereby the unfolded display can last for about 10 hours and 35 minutes, and it is actually quite similar to the Galaxy Z4 Force battery life okay now we move on to the software.

This Oppo Find N2 Does Come

with color UK 13, which is running on top of ANdroid 13.. Our unit of the Oppo FInd N2 is from China so it doesn’t have the Google Play. Store out of the box. However, it does have all of the Google service dependencies installed, so you can just install the Play Store app and then everything work flawlessly.

This Is Where I Will Also Compare

with the Galaxy Z4 for a lot more because most of the features available on the find M2 are also similar on the Galaxy Z44 and the fine N2 also has a much better aggregated settings menu because all of the foldable related features are in one single menu, which I think is really good. It makes changing settings, especially for new users a whole lot easier and also digestible since we can just you know go through everything in that single menu and then you can have a more or less close to perfect to how you want it to be. But unfortunately the so this is where the Oppo Find N2. falls short because there aren’t many special features that are well made to take advantage of the foldable foam Factor and this is where We’ll have to talk about the big segment in this video, which is the usability no joke from the moment that I unbox. This device I immediately tested out the hinge and it felt amazing the hinge smoothness makes opening and closing this device so much better and with that less noticeable crease, though yeah it is just so much better looking and feeling compared to the Galaxy Z44.

Whats Even Better Is That Define

N2 is thinner when closed and it leaves no GAp thanks to the teardrop folding design and that means I don’t have to wipe away all the dust and lint every time I want to use the device. However, Define N2 speaker since both of them are pointed downwards back to. the same question that I asked just now does it really matter well. I think it does but not in the way that you expect you see we have to talk about the unfolded display first since the aspect ratio is 14 by 15. It’s technically 0.

933, Which Is Very Close To One And That

means absolute squareness watching videos or playing games using the unfolded display either in portrait or landscape mode. It doesn’t really matter because the difference is just so tiny. Since it is nearly Square in shape then for the cover display, though it is a lot wider than the Galaxy Z44. But this is where I think it is more or less like a double-edged sword because yes I do prefer the cover display on the Oppo Find N2 because I can see more, but the whiteness is doubled when you unfold the display. Hence making the unfolded display nearly square and by the way since the cover display is so wide.

It Is Also Nearly Impossible To Be

used. One-handed and I gotta say AFter experiencing both phones. I kind of prefer the cover display to be somewhere in between these two phones. The Galaxy Z44 is way too lanky, but the N2 is too tubby for the unfolded display, though I honestly prefer. The Galaxy Z4 a lot more but the reasons are a bit more nuanced.

If You Select Apps Like Twitter And

Facebook to use full screen mode, then a lot of contents will be difficult to view without scrolling at all. This However, is even more apparent on the Oppo 5N2 because the nearly Square display means that the top and bottom part of the screen will be taken up by the apps UK, leaving not much space for the content. Instagram is particularly problematic because if I lock the app into 16×9 or 4×3 aspect ratio, then I’m going to lose some real estate between these two phones that’s for sure but it is exceptionally more significant on the fine N2’s nearly Square display foreign. I had a short discussion with a friend who is also reviewing the Oppo Find N2 as well, and he stated that shooter games like Cod mobile are quite unplayable using full screen mode. Because the Fov or the field of view is cropped off significantly.

Then The Folding Halfway Mode.

Samsung calls this the flex mode, whereby Oppo calls it the flex form mode. They both literally mean the same thing and Oppos Hinge has a wider angle to select but the software integration is just not enough. I would say by default. You can leave the phone half open and then this menu will pop up.

You Can Then Swipe To Select What Apps

you want to use which we only have camera and calculated apps supported as of now the camera.NK] is familiar if you have used the Galaxy Z4 Force camera in Flex mode before and we also have the usual option to use the cover display as a viewfinder for selfies, and there is also an option to swap the viewfinder position between the upper half and the lower half of the screen. Once we press the shutter button. Though I think Samsung‘s execution here is so much better in terms of integration. It has a segment to display.

Display The Photo That Weve Just Took

and we can also tap on the picture to enter the gallery. Then in the gallery app we now have a touchpad, so we can just scroll to the next or previous picture and even double tap to zoom if you want to do that. However, on the Oppo Financial it just opens up the regular Gallery app with no special integration with the Flex4 mode. I think this is just a huge missed opportunity for Oppo one big feature that the Oppo.

Summary

This is Oppo‘s new foldable device, the OPpo Find N2 . It was a part of the Oppo Inno Day announcement from about a week ago and I gotta be straightforward and honest with you guys.& I didn’t get to spend much time with it.& Nonetheless, I tried my best to use the device as much as I can so that I could give you a proper user experience review. There will be a lot of references and comparison with the Galaxy Z442, which is my daily driver.& In this video, I’ll talk about the cameras first and then I’ll leave all of my thoughts and also comments at the usability segment of this video . Everything is time stamped, so you can skip directly to the segment that you want starting off with the unboxing. The camera is tuned by Hasselblad and there are a total of three different cameras available and I’ll just show you all of the pictures that I’ve taken over the total of…. Click here to read more and watch the full video