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OPPO India to launch the coveted Find N3 Flip; touted to be its best flip yet

OPPO India to launch the coveted Find N3 Flip; touted to be its best flip yet                                                             

The hinge on the OPPO Find N3 Flip will offer an upgrade as the single friction plate of the previous generation Find N2 Flip will be upgraded

 Mobile phones form an integral part of our existence today. We use them to remain connected with the world around us, take photos, work, track our steps and fitness, set reminders and alarms, take notes — the list is endless. In an unending quest to optimize compactness and features, the foldable smartphone offers the best of both worlds as it gives you the benefit of a large screen in a compact yet portable phone design.                                                                                                 OPPO has been a pioneer when it comes to innovation in the foldable phone space and has brought forward one unique device after another over the last few years. This year too OPPO plans to bring their latest foldable the Find N3 Flip to the market.                                           The amazing new smartphone is slated to offer a slew of upgrades over the previous generation, including an improved Flexion hinge design that lends a lot more durability, a large cover screen for added functionality, and a triple main camera setup which is being seen for the first time on a flip phone. Will the OPPO Find N3 Flip check all the boxes when it comes to the foldable form factor to become the best flip ever?

The evolution of the foldable form factor

When engineers at OPPO designed the previous generation Find N2 Flip, the biggest challenge before them was to improve the existing hinge design while eradicating all conceivable drawbacks. The Find N2 Flip marked a new era in foldable smartphones, owing to the incredible new Flexion Hinge that was introduced with the model. This hinge was much smaller than its predecessors and it made the folding and unfolding process a lot more seamless. Some foldable smartphones also had a folding mechanism with a main screen that collected dust in the deep crease when in the pocket. This problem was sorted with the introduction of the Flexion Hinge, which continues to form the heart of OPPO’s foldable smartphones and prevents this from happening and remains one of the most noticeable innovations in the Find Series.

The hinge on the OPPO Find N3 Flip will offer an upgrade as the single friction plate of the previous generation Find N2 Flip will be upgraded to a dual friction plate structure to improve its FlexForm stability. This will allow you to fold the phone at just the angle you want and hold it in its chosen position.

The Find N3 Flip will also fare higher on durability as OPPO will be using aircraft-grade high-strength steel at core load-bearing positions to improve durability, and reliability, and increase deformation resistance from drops by 25 percent when compared to the previous generation. Specialist teams at OPPO have also managed to resolve some other drawbacks of flip phones, such as smaller cover screens which only have the space to display limited features, or lower capacity batteries compared to traditional smartphones.

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