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Oppo Find N7 wide foldable's design details leak

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Siddharth 22 June 2026

Oppo Android Rumors

This year is shaping up to be a big one for foldable smartphones, with both Apple and Samsung expected to unveil wide-screen foldables. Recent rumors suggest that Oppo’s next-generation Find N7 will also feature a similar wide aspect ratio. Now, fresh details about the foldable's design have surfaced online.

According to a tipster on Weibo, Oppo's upcoming wide-screen foldable, which could debut as the Find N7 Wide, will feature a virtually crease-free display.

Oppo Find N6 Oppo Find N6

The tipster also claims the device will sport a new horizontally aligned rear camera module, replacing the circular camera island seen on previous Find N foldables.

It remains unclear whether Oppo plans to launch two foldable models next year. One could feature a wide-screen design, while the other may arrive as a direct successor to the Find N6.

Oppo Find N7 wide foldable's design details leak

The leak also includes details about the Find X10 Ultra. The flagship is said to feature a bezel-less display while retaining a camera module design similar to this year’s Find X9 Ultra.

Oppo’s wide-screen foldable is rumored to launch in the first quarter of 2027.

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  • yalim
  • skC
  • 23 Jun 2026

That's not the point. Buying a 2000euro device with no official local after-sales channels or spare parts is a gamble. It's not like buying a hairdryer or a toaster.

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  • MoBo the Hobo
  • 0pT
  • 23 Jun 2026

The real ones know to order at Wonda Mobile from China. Not a real problem to solve, if you put the effort in to research.

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  • yalim
  • skC
  • 22 Jun 2026

No one will know or care what oppo will do. It's been 6 generations and they are still not capable to release a foldable globally. Such a short sighted company.

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