The New Best Folding Phone!

Oppo Find N2 Flip has the best answer to the flipping foldable screen so far.

[SlickEvan]

This is one of the best composed, short form pieces of content I've seen. Quick without being too fast and for only a minute, it's covers the key points so well.

[MythicSuns]

Good job on the scriptwriting there; it can't be easy making a 1 minute video highlighting 3 key features of a phone without falling into the trap of talking like you've just had 10 large cups of coffee but you pulled it off well in this video.

[warmth_]

This is 100% the format that I prefer for folding phones. I do NOT need to carry around a tablet, but I WOULD like my phone to not take up an entire pocket when on the move. Much better 🤘

[melaniesalphabetgirl]

taking a selfie with the main camera AND being able to see yourself is the absolute best thing, now I want this phone 😅

[rorymaster]

Phones are like a pendulum. First we flipped, then we didn’t, then we thinned, then we didn’t, then we bigged, only to small again, now we flip again. Help lol

[Mindartcreativity]

First thing I would do, would be installing a gameboy emulator to play GBA games like on a GBA SP!

[tumblajr]

I forgot all about the palm phone. Jeez.

[werfo]

The Palm phone had so much potential ! It was one of those love hate relationships. I loved how it looked, felt and the multi tasking but hated it half the time because it would constantly freeze and lag.

[kaukospots]

My Razr V9 with the front display was probably my favorite phone, happy to see the concept coming back!

[hermit]

It is totally great that the folding phone/device market is expanding and showing competitive innovation. This benefits us all. However I have noticed that almost all YouTube reviews either fail to mention or don't go in depth on the exceedingly important aspects of 1) software and, 2) durability. I haven't seen any other manufacturer show anything close to Samsung's DEX and their multi-tasking UI. How about water resistance and long-term durability? These are easily as important--for me even more so--than whether the crease and the gap are the smallest. Yes, aesthetics are for sure a major point for choosing a device. But if the software sucks, maybe you end up with a pretty looking phone which can't do as much and doesn't last as long.

[ISawSomethingOnTheInternet]

Its exterior display is so good, it’s like having a phone you…don’t…need….to, uh…fold.

[techhorizon]

Big fan of the phone. However, I can't stop feeling as though it's a Samsung Z Fold copy in terms of overall design with a couple of improvements.
I mean the overall look, especially with the near identical camera design and placement, the folding mechanism, and the concept of having a small screen on the rear of the phone...
But apart from that it sure is useful. That larger rear screen is quite a game changer in my opinion 👍🏻

[believeintheshield]

Love how you brought in the Palm phone. Even tho you're just using it for comparison size to the cover screen and the fact that Palm phone has a lot of negative opinions about it, I still love and use my Palm phone and I like how it still gets noticed

[cxd]

Would that be able to have a navigation map? Like google maps while you have it closed would be sick

[JTech]

I would have never known it folded because the crease is that smooth.

[jamiephilip]

I'm planning on buying Samsung Flip 4. Would you suggest buying it?

[DanielleFarrugia]

I love the look and specs of this phone but ive always had Samsung phones. How does the Oppo brand compare and do you know if its compatible with Samsung accessories? Or should i just wait for the Flip 5?

[BryceBroom]

If you swing your hand while walking with your phone in it will it accidentally open or close and potentially break the device? Also can you fold it half way and use that as a stand to film vertical video?

[terrability]

I have a z flip 3 and I actually prefer the gap in the middle. It doesn't look as good yes, but my phone gets dirty and dusty when I work. If there's dirt or metal shavings in the middle and you close it, then it wont crack your screen. With a gapless one it's not garunteed but I feel as though there would be a higher chance of the screen cracking when you close it

[chicken]

Folding phones are definitely a cool trend in technology right now, it's great to see different companies innovating in this space. I'm curious to see how durable and user-friendly these devices are in the long run.