Tl;
- Leaked reproductions of Oppo Finn N5 showcases their ultra-thin folding designs.
- The unit is expected to launch internationally not only as Find N5, but also as its OnePlus motif, Open 2.
- The folding rumor is to have a Snapdragon 8 -elite processor, but details of prices and an exact release date remain unknown.
We are only a few more weeks before we see the debut of the smartphone who wants to take the crown as the thinnest folding around: the Oppo Finn N5. But that is not the only name this hardware is likely to come under, and it should not last long before we see it being converted and released as OnePlus Open 2. With a compelling design and international launch plans, there is a good reason why many smartphone fans are happy with this model, and today we get one of our best looks yet on how the N5 comes together.
Prolific smartphone delicious Evan Blass Shared this gallery with its X followers today, and showed what appears to be some very official reproductions of Oppo Find N5. We are only spoiled with pictures of this hardware lately, which only yesterday we saw the manufacturer publish one Early look at the folding extra-flat screen. Although it was great for what it was, these pictures really take our expectations to this phone to the next level, showing it from a variety of angles and over three different colorways:
What we do not have, however, are some really extreme end-on shots that highlight the thin construction that has received so much attention. That being said, there is much else to appreciate here, as processing to Oppo’s approach to screen frames, and the prominent camaradage.
We expect Find N5 and OnePlus Open 2 to arrive a Snapdragon 8 -elite processor, roughly like Samsung Galaxy S25 -Series So does the retail trade. While leaks have already described a lot about what we are likely to get from the phone’s hardware, it has largely been a matter of guessing in terms of prices and any specific release plans. With the teasing of a Find N5 check sometime later this month, it will hopefully be much longer before we can finally start filling out the remaining topics.
