Oppo Find N2 Flip

Largest cover screen on a clamshell foldable is great for camera framing, has some useful other functionality too.

No official IP rating (though it's admittedly only the Galaxies that have that).

The target audience for the Flip/Razr phone form factor (if we can call it that) includes people who probably are not heavy users. They are not so much in it for the specs but for the novel form factor as long as there are no glaring shortcomings. And...

Folds up for convenience No gap between sections Large cover screen Main camera takes atmospheric photos One-hour battery recharge

Wide-angle camera is poor quality Cover screen lacks usefulness No wireless charging

“The Oppo Find N2 Flip does just enough to differentiate itself from the Galaxy Z Flip 4, comes with a strong battery, a good main camera, and all the compact folding phone convenience we want.”

Affordable for a foldable. Compact enough for tight pockets and small bags. Display crease is relatively subtle. Outer display is handy.

No wireless charging. No IP rating for water resistance. Not sold in the US. Hard to find in stock.

Great folding mechanic, minimal crease, no gap design ; Largest cover display on a clamshell flip phone ; Very competitively priced

Cover display just isn't always practical ; Both displays suffer fingerprint smearing ; Software irks, notification delays

With a great spec and savvy price, the Oppo Find N2 Flip is an attractive flip phone option. Its software isn't quite up to scratch, though, while that XL cover display isn't always as practical with notifications as I'd like, and the experience of a...

No gap and almost no display crease ; Undercuts Samsung Z Flip 4 on price ; Plenty of power

Cover display could do more ; No wireless charging ; No US availability

The Oppo Find N2 Flip stirs up the clamshell foldable market with its flagship-class internals, capable cameras and zero-gap fold, all for less money than its biggest rival.

Minimal crease ; Strong-feeling hinge ; Excellent battery life and performance ; Four-year Android update promise ; Great pricing

Limited cover screen experience ; Cameras over-expose at times ; Software needs some work ; No IP rating

The cheapest folding phone yet ; Large portrait cover screen is a delight ; Display crease barely noticeable

Performance could be better ; Weak battery life ; Too much bloatware

The benefit of being the cheapest folding handset might instantly place the Find N2 Flip in a strong position but it’s welcome to see that it’s also a strong performer in key areas. Design-wise, it’s the loveliest clamshell foldable I’ve used, with all...

Streamlined styling with no visible gap ; Excellent battery life for a compact handset ; Very capable main camera

Ultrawide camera merely OK ; No wireless charging

A wonderfully slick flip phone that delivers on design, packs a sizeable outer screen and has a long-lasting battery. The keen pricing only makes it more desirable.

Biggest, brightest displays on a modern clamshell ; Class-leading value for money ratio ; Very good photos and excellent selfies with the main camera ; Light and compact design despite the big screens ; Smooth hinge movement with greatly reduced...

Limited availability at launch ; Video autofocus may be a bit jumpy while panning ; Only two colors to pick from at launch

Useful cover display ; Creaseless, gapless display ; Beautiful design ; Excellent main camera ; Solid performance ; Fast charging ; Great accessory options

Lacks wireless charging ; Difficult to find in the U.S.