CoverScreen OS turns the Oppo Find N2 Flip’s cover display into a mini phone
As the world of mobile technology continues to evolve, so too does the way in which we interact with our devices. One area that has seen a recent resurgence is that of the flip phone.
While once seen as a relic of a bygone era, flip phones are now enjoying something of a renaissance, thanks in part to the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and the Motorola Razr.
One company that is looking to get in on the action is Oppo, with its Find N2 Flip.
The Find N2 Flip is a mid-range flip phone that features a cover display, similar to that of the Galaxy Z Flip. This allows you to see notifications and control music playback without having to open the phone.
The phone also features a 6.5-inch main display, a Snapdragon 765G processor, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage.
One of the key selling points of the Find N2 Flip is its cover display, which can be used to run full Android apps.
This is an unofficial feature, but it is one that is sure to appeal to those who want the best of both worlds – the convenience of a flip phone with the functionality of a full-fledged smartphone.
In terms of design, the Find N2 Flip is a handsome device. It is available in two colors – blue and black – and features a metal frame and a glass back.
The phone is on the large side, but this is to be expected given the size of the main display.
The Find N2 Flip is a solid phone, but it is not without its flaws.
One issue that I have with the phone is the lack of an OLED display. This is a strange omission given that Oppo is typically known for its use of OLED displays in its phones.
The Find N2 Flip also lacks wireless charging, which is another surprising omission.
Despite these flaws, the Find N2 Flip is a solid phone that should appeal to those who are looking for a mid-range flip phone with a cover display.
