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Screen: 7.82-Inch Display
Foldable
SIM: Dual SIM
CPU: Octa Core
Android 13 upgradable to Android 14
Chipset: Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Storage: 16GB RAM 512GB ROM
Operating System: Android 14
48MP + 64MP + 48MP Rear Camera
20MP Selfie Camera
32MP Cover Camera
ID: Infrared & Fingerprint
Network : 5G
67W Charger
Battery: Non-removable Li-Po 4805mAh Battery

Find N3 is larger than the previous two iterations, but it remains reasonably lightweight, and it still has more sensible screen proportions than the de facto standard for the class, the Galaxy Z Fold. And some properly great screens those are, too.

Naturally, there are top-tier internals to be found here - a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset is in charge, storage starts at half a terabyte, and the 12 or 16GB or RAM ensure smooth operation, even with the numerous multi-tasking capabilities offered by ColorOS 14. (some of which are unique and truly useful).

But it's really the camera system that is the Find's true selling point and not just for the Hasselblad badge. The trio of modules on the back makes up a very versatile system - the primary wide camera ushers in a new generation of Sony sensors, the telephoto is almost as good at 6x as it is at its native 3x and the ultrawide, while not spectacular in isolation, is potentially a lot better than that of the Galaxy's counterpart.

All that comes in a body that is quite possibly sexier than what Samsung will give you, and even though it's not quite as svelte as, say, the Xiaomi Mix Fold 3, the Find is still pretty easy on the eyes. Its splash resistance isn't up to the Galaxy's IPX8 rating, so points for the Z Fold there.

That's hardly surprising, given the fact that the Find N3's alter ego, the One Plus Open, is being sold in the US and Europe as we speak. Yes, the two related brands are selling two products that aren't all that different - rather same-ish, in fact, save for the different colorways and the different names for some otherwise identical software features.

The list of contents is also longer than that of the Galaxy. Here, you get a charger rated for 67W and a cable to go with it - already better than the Z Fold's cable-only approach. Also included is a two-piece protective solution with a snap-on back cover and frame for the cover display.

There is more than the usual number of physical controls on the Find N3, with the OnePlus alert slider making its way to this Oppo phone. This three-position switch (Ring, Vibrate, and Silent) has a knurled finish and very positive click action.

Similarly, the volume rocker and power button click nicely. The power button also houses the fingerprint reader, and we found that to work seamlessly, be it with the right thumb or the left index finger.