The Oppo Find N5 promises to break records with its slim design, possibly under 4mm thin, surpassing the current thinnest folding phone, the honor magic V3.

OPPO is gearing up for a groundbreaking release this February with the OPPO Find N5, which CEO Pete Lau confirmed will be the world’s thinnest folding phone. This revelation has sent ripples through the tech world, as the Find N5 is speculated to be thinner than the current record-holder, the HONOR Magic V3, which measures 4.4mm when unfolded.

A comparison shared by Lau on Weibo highlights the impressive slimness of the upcoming device, with the phone being compared to a standard wooden pencil, which measures around 7-8mm in thickness. The OPPO Find N5 is expected to surpass this, possibly measuring under 4mm when unfolded. If these predictions hold true, the Find N5 will set a new standard for foldable phones.

While specific details about the phone’s thinness are yet to be confirmed, it’s clear that OPPO is aiming for a design that blends style with cutting-edge technology. In addition to its slim profile, the Find N5 is expected to showcase advancements in foldable tech, including the potential for faster performance and longer battery life.

OPPO’s foldable phones have already made a mark with models like the OPPO Find N3, which measured 5.8mm when unfolded. If the OPPO Find N5 indeed achieves a thinner profile than its predecessor, it will redefine what’s possible for foldable devices.

In related news, a global variant of the Find N5, possibly under the OnePlus brand as the OnePlus Open 2, is expected to follow shortly after the Chinese release. Rumored specs include a triple camera setup with 50MP sensors, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. Additionally, the phone could feature the largest battery in a foldable, with wireless charging and magnetic accessories