In fact, the Find N2 Flip is useful every which way you choose to look at it.

Or, at least, they did look identical before the silly little thing happened.īoth have a second screen – on what you think of as the back when it’s opened, and the outside of the phone when it’s closed – that’s responsible for much of that extra functionality I talked about. The Oppo has a 6.8″ OLED screen, and the Samsung has a 6.7″ screen, so to look at them side by side, they’re pretty much identical. The rear/outer screen on the Oppo Find N2 Flip adds a good deal of functionality to the phone, both when it’s closed and when it’s open. They’re both big-screened phones that fold in half, allowing you not only to slip them easily into your jeans pocket but also adding quite a bit of fun and functionality that you won’t find in non-folding phones. I mean, at first glance the two could barely be more similar. This was to be a comparison of two of the most fun mobile phones on the market: the new Find N2 Flip by Oppo and last year’s Galaxy Z Flip4 by Samsung, from which the former has clearly taken some inspiration. It’s such a silly little thing, and so difficult to discern the meaning of, I barely want to mention it.

Funny thing happened en route to this week’s review.

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