OnePlus V Fold & OPPO Find N3 To Feature The Same Design

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According to a new report, OnePlus V Fold and OPPO Find N3 will have the same design. This information was obtained from 91mobiles in collaboration with Yogesh Brar. It should be noted that this guide has mixed reviews. So take this information with a grain of salt.

OnePlus V Fold and OPPO Find N3 share the same design

However, the OnePlus V Fold will be the company's first foldable smartphone. Earlier this year, OnePlus registered the OnePlus V Fold and OnePlus V Flip trademarks. The name "Flip" is probably reserved for the folding fuselage.

Tipster also says that both devices will have the same cameras as the OPPO Find X6. It includes a 50MP main camera (Sony IMX890 sensor), a 48MP ultra wide-angle module (Sony IMX581 sensor) and a 32MP periscope camera. Hasselblad will be there too.

Now, the OPPO Find N and Find N2 are quite compact when folded and come in a 7.1-inch form factor. Both devices were somewhat unique in the folding book market, although, unfortunately, they never made it to the global market.

Rumor has it that OPPO Find N3 is bigger than its predecessors

Rumor has it that the OPPO Find N3 is bigger, for better or worse. As a result, he will lose some of his appeal, but that's what the rumors are about. The same goes for the OnePlus V Fold, of course, if they have the same design.

Both devices are rumored to feature an 8-inch 120Hz display. Previous rumors have also mentioned 20MP and 32MP selfie cameras. The same goes for the 4805 mAh battery.

If these rumors are true, the OPPO Find N3 and OnePlus V Fold could end up in the Google Pixel Fold form factor. Unless OPPO completely changes the situation and switches to vertical folding, as is the case with the Galaxy Z Fold 4. We'll see.

The OnePlus V Fold is expected to launch in the third quarter of this year, while the OPPO Find N3 is expected to launch in the fourth quarter.

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