Oppo’s next flip phone has been leaking a lot recently and now it has an official launch date. The company has confirmed the Oppo Find N3 Flip will make its Chinese debut on later this month and it won’t be alone. The new Oppo Watch 4 Pro will also share the stage with the flip phone on August 29. Oppo has also shared some images for you to have a look at before the launch.
As seen in the schematics before, the Oppo Find N3 Flip is getting a redesign. While the cover screen is similar to the Find N2 Flip’s rectangular design, Oppo is making changes to the camera module. The new module is now round and features three camera sensors. There is also a Hasselblad branding on the module, and the phone is pictured in a gold color.
The announcement post did not include any specifications. However, a recent Geekbench listing suggests that the flip phone is powered by a Dimensity 9200 chip paired with 12 GB of RAM and Android 13. The camera system is also said to be upgraded with an OIS-enabled 50MP Sony IMX890 primary camera, accompanied by an IMX581 48MP ultra-wide lens and an IMX709 32MP telephoto camera with 2x optical zoom.
We are bound to learn other details on August 29. In the meantime, Oppo has also confirmed that the Watch 4 will be launched alongside the Find N3 Flip. The images shared by the company reveal the wearable’s curved design, button layouts, case color, and strap options. The Watch 3 Pro successor is teased to have a stainless-steel case and a ceramic base.
Oppo launched the Find N2 Flip outside of China, so we hope the Find N3 Flip will receive the same treatment. However, the Watch 3 Pro remained limited to its home country, so it is unlikely that the Watch 4 Pro will go global. In any case, stay tuned for updates.
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