OnePlus Open 2: Oppo showcases record-breaking thinness of its upcoming foldable phone in new video
The Oppo Find N5, which is expected to be rebranded as the OnePlus Open 2 in specific regions, is confirmed to launch in February. Ahead of the official launch, company officials have been teasing how thin the new foldable phone will be, with a recent teaser photo suggesting that it will be thinner than the Honor Magic V3.
Oppo's product manager, Zhou Yibao, has now given another glimpse at the thin form factor of the foldable phone. In the video, the Oppo official compares the thinness using different items. First, Zhou uses four Chinese ID cards, then two 1 CNY coins, and after that, 39 sticky notes.
These items give a rough estimate of around 4 mm thickness, which will make the soon-to-be OnePlus Open 2 the thinnest foldable phone in the market. To compare, the Honor Magic V3, which previously had the same title, measures 4.3 mm when it's unfolded.
Now, while Zhou has given a reference to the thickness, the Oppo official hasn't shown the full device. Instead, only a portion of the Find N5 was exposed, with the rest of the part being covered with paper. However, recent leaks suggest that the foldable phone will have the same camera island as the recently launched OnePlus 13.
That means, on the back, the OnePlus Open 2 could have a three-camera setup, the same as the predecessor. Chinese tipster Experience More added that the camera island on the back will protrude slightly from the body, which should make the foldable phone appear very slim on both halves.
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