The Oppo Find N2 was released in December, and now we have our first batch of rumours for its replacement, the Find N3. The forthcoming horizontal foldable is said to have a larger 8-inch primary monitor with a 2268 x 2440px screen and a refresh rate of 120Hz. The Find N and Find N2 had similar 7.1-inch screens with 1792 x 1920px resolution.
Two selfie sensors, one for the top screen and the other for the primary display, are also anticipated for the Find N3. They will have 20MP and 32MP images, respectively. A 50MP Sony IMX890 primary lens with OIS, a 48MP Sony IMX581 ultrawide sensor, and a 32MP sensor with the L07D1W22 identifier will all be found on the device’s rear.
The phone is anticipated to include a 4,805mAh battery and the newest version Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset. The latest leak references an ultra-thin phone design without going into details.
