It has been speculated for some time that the Chinese company Oppo is working on a successor to its first bendable phone, the Find N. According to a new leak, the device, which is said to be called the Oppo Find N2, will boast a significantly lower weight than other "benders".
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According to the now legendary leaker Ice universe, the Oppo Find N2 will weigh just under 240g, which would be 15% less than what the Oppo Find N weighed. It would also be noticeably lighter than competitors such as Galaxy From Fold4 (it weighs 263 g), Huawei Mate X2 (295 g), Xiaomi Mix Fold 2 (262 g) or Vivo X Fold+ (311 g). In fact, it would be the lightest horizontally foldable smartphone ever. In addition, Ice universe hinted that Oppo could use new materials in its new puzzle.
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Otherwise, according to older leaks, the Oppo Find N2 will get a chipset Snapdragon 8+ Gen1 and a triple camera with a resolution of 50, 48 and 32 MPx (the second should be a "wide-angle" and the third a telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom). At the moment it is not clear if the phone will be available in international markets (Oppo Find N has not looked outside the borders of China).
