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OPPO Chief Product Officer teases Find N5 as the brand's 'thinnest foldable'

OPPO Find N5 Teaser Illustration

It may arrive globally later than expected.

MANILA, Philippines — OPPO Chief Product Offer Pete Lau posted a teaser image of the Find N5, the brand's upcoming foldable smartphone, in a social media post on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. The teaser image, posted on X, illustrates how slim the new OPPO foldable is compared to a pencil.


'The world's thinnest foldable is coming,' the post caption read, along with the hashtag '#OPPOFindN5', which confirms that Find N5 is indeed the device featured in the teaser.

OPPO Chief Product Officer Pete Lau (Liu Zuohu) posted the same teaser, a day before, on Chinese social media network Weibo. | Image screengrabbed from Weibo


Meanwhile, the OPPO CPO posted the same teaser on the Chinese social media platform Weibo but with a release date in mind (that is actually posted a day before the X post), which is set on February, for the Chinese market. The X post, lacking the release date information, means that the global release is most likely to be delayed a month after the Chinese release.

Source: Pete Lau (@PeteLau) on X, Weibo

Brahm Daniel Verano
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Brahm Daniel Verano, Editor-in-Chief
Published January 15, 2025
OPPO Find N5 Teaser Illustration

It may arrive globally later than expected.

MANILA, Philippines — OPPO Chief Product Offer Pete Lau posted a teaser image of the Find N5, the brand's upcoming foldable smartphone, in a social media post on Tuesday, January 14, 2025. The teaser image, posted on X, illustrates how slim the new OPPO foldable is compared to a pencil.


'The world's thinnest foldable is coming,' the post caption read, along with the hashtag '#OPPOFindN5', which confirms that Find N5 is indeed the device featured in the teaser.

OPPO Chief Product Officer Pete Lau (Liu Zuohu) posted the same teaser, a day before, on Chinese social media network Weibo. | Image screengrabbed from Weibo


Meanwhile, the OPPO CPO posted the same teaser on the Chinese social media platform Weibo but with a release date in mind (that is actually posted a day before the X post), which is set on February, for the Chinese market. The X post, lacking the release date information, means that the global release is most likely to be delayed a month after the Chinese release.

Source: Pete Lau (@PeteLau) on X, Weibo

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Brahm Daniel Verano
Brahm Daniel Verano
Editor-in-Chief, androidist
Brahm Daniel Verano is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of androidist. He is a consumer technology journalist and a phone critic with half a decade of smartphone coverage and gadget reviewing experience in between. He founded the publication in 2019, later becoming one of the Philippines' first news websites dedicated to reporting on Android. He is among a few who have reviewed the first OnePlus tablet and has attended major tech events held locally, including Galaxy Unpacked. He is currently taking up a Bachelor of Science in Information and Technology at the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila. He can be reached at brahm@androidist.net or @brahm.androidist.net on Bluesky.
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