The world's best selling foldable smartphone form factor is the flip style. Oppo has joined the fray on the global 🧲 scale this year with the international launch of the Find N2 Flip - a device that's very obviously meant to 🧲 compete head-on with Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip4, the latest iteration in the world's best selling foldable line. If you're having 🧲 any doubts, just look at them - the Find N2 Flip is so similar-looking to its Samsung-made counterpart that even 🧲 their purple colorways are almost identical.
With all that in mind, we decided to review both of these long-term, but there 🧲 won't be two separate long-term reviews - they're just so similar to each other that we thought a better option 🧲 would be to create our first ever comparative long-term review. So it's the Galaxy Z Flip4 vs. Find N2 Flip 🧲 all the way.
We'll go through all the usual sections, focusing on the same things we usually do in long-term reviews 🧲 - it's just that, in this case, there will be two phones to talk about instead of one, and we'll 🧲 let you know how they directly compare in each area, as well as which one 'wins' a specific category in 🧲 our subjective view. There will be no 'final score' however, as the point isn't to say one of these is 🧲 better than the other - they both have their strengths and weaknesses, and we want to stress which those are 🧲 so that, if you're looking to purchase a device in this form factor, you can make an informed decision.
It's been 🧲 fun alternating between the Galaxy Z Flip4 (which from now on we'll refer to as "Flip4") and the Find N2 🧲 Flip ("N2 Flip" from now on, for our sanity's sake), and even using them side by side at times, just 🧲 to get a better feeling of how they are similar and how they are different. Quick spoiler: they are indeed 🧲 very close in some areas, but also perhaps surprisingly far from each other in some important ways. We'll get to 🧲 all of that in the next few pages of this review, so why don't you join us?
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