[Update] Oppo has a pocket gimbal camera, a new foldable, and a wide flagship in the works

Update: We initially misidentified the leak as being about Vivo, but it is actually about Oppo and its future products. We have corrected the headline and updated the article with the right company and product details.

Oppo is reportedly preparing three new flagship products, including a pocket gimbal camera, a wide-screen foldable, and a new smartphone with an unusual 16:9 display. A fresh leak from China has revealed some of the hardware details, along with a possible launch window for the first device.

The information comes from Digital Chat Station; however, Oppo has yet to confirm any of it.

What’s coming

The pocket gimbal camera is expected to arrive around the end of this year. Per previous reports, the device bears the codename Fuyao and could feature a 200MP sensor in a 1/1.12-inch format, along with Hasselblad branding.

Unlike the gimbal stabilization found in smartphones, this would be a standalone camera. Interestingly, Oppo may not be the only company working on such a device. An earlier leak suggested Vivo is developing a similar pocket camera with the same sensor size.

The second product is a new foldable, which the tipster says is already ready. It reportedly runs on a 2nm Snapdragon processor with AI-related features and folds into a wider screen format without a visible crease. The leak also mentions a 200MP camera with gimbal imaging.

These details line up with earlier reports about the Oppo Find N7. The Find N7 is reportedly being tested with a 2nm Snapdragon chip and could launch in the first quarter of 2027. 

The third device is a wide smartphone, whose development is reportedly moving ahead quickly. It is said to feature a flagship Dimensity 9-series processor, a custom 16:9 display with narrow bezels, and a 200MP camera with a large sensor.

The leak does not identify the processor or give the phone a name or launch date. A 16:9 display would also be quite different from the tall screens found on most current flagship smartphones, giving the device a noticeably wider appearance.

All three products are reportedly built around 200MP camera sensors, although the exact specifications and launch plans remain unconfirmed. Oppo has not shared any official details about the devices.