The crease is still visible on the Find N2 Flip when the inner display is viewed at an angle, and can still be felt with a finger. We're yet to do a proper side-by-side comparison with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 to see just how much of a difference it makes. Oppo is making a big deal about its new Flexion hinge which is supposed to reduce the crease of the folding display.

Oppo Find N First Impressions: Folding It the Right Way.

The Oppo Find N2 Flip has a fingerprint sensor embedded in the power button, which is handy since face recognition struggles to work in very dim lighting. The dual-SIM tray, USB Type-C port and speaker are placed on the bottom half of the frame, while the top has some cutouts for the secondary microphone. The aluminium frame is flat and has a polished finish, which does attract smudges easily. The Moonlit Purple finish of the Oppo Find N2 Flip is subtle and looks good The Moonlit Purple colour option also looks very nice in my opinion and has a more glossy sheen. The Astral Black unit that I used looks very slick, as the matte finish does not attract fingerprints and the texture feels good. It is thicker than most smartphones in its folded state, but there's no visible gap between the two halves and I almost never had any lint or dust entering the folding display during my few weeks with this device.

It should slip into most pockets with ease. The phone weighs 191g, and when folded it is extremely compact.

If you've used any Samsung Galaxy Z Flip phone, then the Oppo Find N2 Flip will feel very familiar. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 Review: Flippin’ Good.

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