• Oppo Find N3 Flip

    Oppo Find N3 Flip Solves a Major Issue for Flip Phone Users: Sunglasses Compatibility

    Daven Klarsen Posted on

    Foldable flip phones offer a range of benefits, but they come with their fair share of challenges. One persistent issue has been the compatibility of flip phones with sunglasses, a problem that Oppo’s Find N3 Flip has successfully addressed.

    Initially launched in China a few months ago, the Oppo Find N3 Flip is now set to make its global debut. While pricing details remain undisclosed for most regions and a US launch is not planned, the device is generating significant buzz among tech enthusiasts.

    One of the standout features of the Oppo Find N3 Flip is its resolution of a longstanding problem faced by flip phone users – the difficulty of using the device while wearing sunglasses.

    For users of phones like the Motorola Razr+ or Galaxy Z Flip 5, attempting to navigate a foldable display with polarized sunglasses has often proven to be a frustrating endeavor, resulting in displays that are nearly unreadable. This has been a challenge that conventional form factors resolved long ago, and Samsung and others have already rectified in their book-style foldables.

    With the Find N3 Flip, Oppo has taken a page from Samsung’s book, employing a similar solution used in their larger form factors. The new display assembly eliminates the polarizer, addressing the root cause of the issue. This adjustment not only enhances display visibility but also leads to improved power efficiency.

    This innovation is one we hope to see adopted by Samsung and Motorola in their forthcoming generations of flip phones.

    In addition to this groundbreaking display enhancement, the Oppo Find N3 Flip boasts upgraded camera hardware, a revamped MediaTek chip, and the capability to run select full apps on the outer display. Stay tuned for a comprehensive review of the Find N3 Flip in the months ahead.

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    Daven Klarsen
    Daven Klarsen is a technology writer and researcher. He's also an avid sports fan, especially when it comes to the LAL. When not working, you can usually find him tweaking his Android devices or watching soccer news.
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