Oppo Find N Fold And Find N Flip Might Be Coming Soon, Suggests Latest EUIPO Trademark Listing

Oppo seems to be working hard to enter the foldable smartphone market and in the latest development the company has registered its name as a trademark in the European Union. The trademark listing is hinting towards an imminent launch of a new flagship smartphones in the Find series.

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Oppo is reportedly developing a foldable phone and a flip phone with a flexible screen, according to several sources.

This year is expected to see the launch of these devices in China. It appears that these gadgets will be introduced under the names Oppo Find N Fold and Find N Flip.

Pricebaba reported on August 2 that Oppo had registered two names at the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), including the Oppo Find N Fold and the Oppo Find N Flip. There is no additional information in these papers on the impending foldable devices from OPPO.

The Motorola Razr 2022 and the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 are possible competitors for the Oppo Find N Flip. So it would seem that the Oppo clamshell phone, like the Z Flip 4 and Razr 2022, could also have the Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 CPU.

According to recent reports, the clamshell phone by Oppo is known as "Dragonfly." As its first foldable phone, Oppo introduced the Oppo Find N last year. It's rumoured to have a "White Swan" codename for their upcoming foldable phone. Both smartphones are anticipated to be on sale in China this year.

The Oppo Watch 3 could make its debut in China as soon as next week, according to related news. According to a new leak, it will come out on August 10. However, it has not yet received formal confirmation. The Oppo Band 2 and a Find X5 Pro with Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 are further products being developed by the Chinese company. In addition to these goods, Oppo is anticipated to present the ColorOS 13 this year.

Source: in.mashable.com-Karan Sharma

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