Recent reports hint that fast-rising phone maker, OPPO, has advanced plans to release an elegantly designed slider phone with a rollable display soon. The initiative is in collaboration with US fashion designer Tom Ford, who designed the phone. In recent times, Oppo has shown some quite innovative and eye-catching design concepts that are primed to draw consumers to the brand in the coming years. The innovative designs became obvious with the release of the rollable Oppo X 2021 smartphone with a pull-out display. The device was presented during INNO Day 2020. The company also showed a slide phone having three hinges and a retractable screen called the Oppo X 2021. It is therefore safe to expect more of these futuristic smartphones as the Chinese company progressively delivers affordable and revolutionary smartphones.

In a search operation, LetsGoDigital has managed to obtain new documentation of an elegant and very unique Oppo slider smartphone that will have a rollable display architecture. The documentation, among other details, contains images, wallpaper, and other features of an unreleased Oppo smartphone. The comprehensive documentation showed that the back of this rollable smartphone will have a logo that gives an inkling that the rollable smartphone had inputs in the design process by top US designer, the world-famous Tom Ford.

Before now, OPPO had not made any statement on a possible collaboration with the leading designer, Tom Ford. From visuals available in the leaked documentation, the upcoming smartphone will turn out to be a very beautiful and stylish smartphone. It will have three cameras and a leather back panel, together with woven fabric and a wood-like veneer.

As a further confirmation of the collaboration with the US designer, the back of the device has the words: Oppo X Tom Ford – Design for concept Shakira.

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