The Oppo Find N - Can the Newcomer Survive?
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2022
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Yesterday I had the luck of trying out the fold 3. It really feels much much solid than what I thought when hearing about it.
It's great had mine since launch August still going strong the best with Android 12 running.
@@Niop_Tres the fold 1, yes the one without the glass inside, is still holding up just fine, literally no problem, hinge is a lil less refined when new but that is to be expected. other than that these things have stood the test of time very well lmao. cant say the same for the flips tho
When I also saw it for the first time, I touched the screen and it felt so solid
I was looking at one in multiple Samsung stores they had massive creases when opened fully
@@vinayakgupta6105 that's the same I thought lol. It even felt more solid and slippery than my glass screen in my phone (mi 9t pro)
I wonder when Oppo will stop obsessing about Algebra. They keep asking us to "Find X". Now they want us to "Find N".
Next will be the "Find Y"
well, finally algebra learned in school can put to good use on our daily life xD
Math teachers making happy noise rn
Oppo moved from algebra to sequences and series LMAO
Lmfao 😂
I gotta say. They nailed the hinge section very well. The durability too! The fragility of the inner screen is still a massive dealbreaker especially at that price tag though. I know it's a folding screen and it needs to fold but you're absolutely right it's still a novelty until that becomes more durable at least.
I'd go further, at $1600 and so easy to damage the inside screen, it's a big NO from me!
They should only make the little middle portion soft and the rest Hard
@@YourComputerExpert Except it wouldn't fold though. You would have two hard pieces of glass trying to fold a flexible piece underneath the displays. Might be possible in the future to have the flexible portion versus the harder pieces, but right now it doesn't seem to be a possibility.
The price is equivalent to 3 high end phones.
@@krisbright3227 he's saying that the screen near the hinge should be made with plastic while others should be made with glass
I've been using one of these for a week or so now and i have to say its one impressive piece of kit, it just feels so solid and substantial, even when folded its not that chonky and its small form factor means it fits in jeans pockets nice and snugly, i've been waiting for JR to do this test and i got to say it makes me happier to note that its a decent bit durable, cant wait for the teardown!!!
Hello friend how are you.?
I just love how you did the screen burn test under the "hot apps" folder
😂😂😂
Hello friend how are you.?
@@donnisdscalper. LmAO 🤣
6:40
Omgggggggg lol hahahahaXD
Thank you for this test, it's great to see a folding phone that doesn't break as easily as the first generations!
I'm always more intrigued by these honestly.
Katherine you are literally in every comment section 😅
Hello friend how are you.?
@@WestonNey just 10
This isn't first generation the first one was opened as a rolling method but this is new one very well i have fold2 but i looking forward if there is 8 inch edition
ofcourse it won't break easily in oppo first generation when they steal Samsung and Motorola folding phone technology and change something in it and call it "first generation".
6:54 the fact the he burned right at the “hot apps” folder 😂 😂
Samsung, make a folding phone with these dimensions.
Nah, as long as its not around 16:9 - 21:9 while open its still not good dimensions.
@Instagram User you.
nah bro, this is like those old tablets aspect ratio. Not good
@@StarfoxHUN you have the Z flip for that dimension
Z Fold Mini
That poetry though. 👏👏👏 5:03
Definitely deserves an award 🏅
Multirythme 🤣
The word are in my mind
Exactly bro
@@randommeminize3786 😆
@@donnisdscalper. we are witnessing the making of a modern day Leonardo da Vinci 😁. Multi-talented 😎
"Makes up for the length with girth".
Why is this so true 😂😂
So this is my second video of yours. I love your attention to detail with putting this phone to the test. I have been considering a flip phone, but was unsure what to expect. Thank you for doing this video, now to watch the Samsung Z flip video.
This is the best one so far in my opinion, the fact that the screen is more hand usable and the half line is almost invisible,great. It also looks very good
Folding phones are becoming better and better. Hope we soon reach Pinnacle of folding device technology..
@Wright Bros Yeah... But how else are you supposed to close the phone. :/
@@pikosapikos13 it's probably gonna take 5 years to make like semi foldable glass i mean we kinda already have that with screen protectors
@@pikosapikos13 i think i would have an idea that probably won't work but you somehow (that's the part i don't have figured out) merge the plastic with glass that on the sides you have glass and just on the part where it folds you have a plastik screen. I mean it won't completely eliminate the need for an plastic screen but would fix a lot of the problems people have with them
@@pikosapikos13 Apparently there is a thin glass screen behind the plastic one. Not sure why they're using plastic as the main screen though, as you can see, it doesn't take much to dent or scratch it.
@@vivian_accofficial9540 I have an idea about it tho, maybe if possible, they can merge two types of glass together, so only the middle part, where the screen actually has to fold, is made of plastic and all the other parts of the folding screen are normal glass, although it will be really difficult fusing the plastic and glass (or foldable but weaker glass?) together, but it should be easier than trying to innovate a foldable glass imo
That first little crack sound trying to fold it backwards had me squeamish. And then Zach kept trying and trying. Very nice job by Oppo on that.
Hello friend how are you.?
Great video Jerry. And the poem at 05:05 was just icing on the cake. 🔥
the neatness and the colors of the tools on the desk... wow!
i like this one more than the fold 3 . I own a fold 3 but until fold 4 ( or 5)comes around with the s pen and stuff i feel its not so complete , samsung is holding back deliberately taking a page from apple book doing incremental upgrades each year given their market position in foldables. Interesting to see how this adds to the situation .
I agree, this phone seems more advanced than any other folding phone on the market currently.
You can use an S-pen with the Fold3.
when the f do you need a pen for a smartphone im curious
@@9PlatinumGamer9 yes I meant to say was built in s pen .
@@DarkKittycat for drawing, or taking notes or smthng i think
5:02 "But the spine, which is signed
"designed for find" bear in mind
the grind shall leave behind
silver straight-lined"
Since the most phones have a glass back, Art Class with Jerry is slowly replaced by Poetry Class by Jerry and I like it.
I came looking for this comment!
"Designed for find"
Need this bit clipped😂
I would like to tell you that you have one of the best Broadcasting voice on RUclips. And anybody else doing this comes nowhere close to what you do. Great videos. God bless you 🙏🏽 😇
I work in the construction industry and could experience the practical uses of the fold 3 when my colleague was showing me the architectural drawings,pictures and catalogs. The extra screen real estate really made a lot of data processing handy.
8:10
Sim Ejecter Pin: Hey Jerry! I'm not a dust. I made for a reason. 😤
Haha
This is for sure my favorite in the folding phones, but the scratching at level 2 is deal breaker for sure specially if it's 1500
Just get a screen protector or two
It scratches on the big screen because it has to have a flexible screen. All folding phones have it.
I always like your videos at the beginning, i know with no doubt they're gonna be amazing 🤩
Keep it up man 🔥
I absolutely love my Z Fold 3. You convinced me to buy it with your durability test video. Though i'm usually pretty careful with my electronics anyway
I was really hoping for a bend test in the direction perpendicular to the crease while the phone is open, not that it would likely do any damage but just for the record
I have the LG V60 Dual Screen, and I feel it's probably the best folding phone form factor I've seen and handled, because it is a foldable that you don't have to use as a foldable if you don't want to. Since you can just remove the dual screen and use it like a normal phone. Some might say that means it isn't foldable but you still technically fold the phone front and back when you have the dual screen on. which is still pretty cool and always catches the eyes of strangers while I am at work or even just at the grocery store
I too like to defend my bad purchases
@@ChrisJohannsen it's not a bad purchase since I genuinely enjoy the phone and get a use out of it. For my work I have to do reports on my stores numbers so I can have them up and do other things at the same time. If it's not for you than it's not for you
The way Jerry moves around the dirt on the phone like he is cooking something is quite amazing to see. 7:55
It is the best looking handy practical fold I've seen so far
Hopefully we’ll hear : “With scratches at a Level 6 along with deeper grooves at a Level 7.”
Coming from a folding phone durability test.
I think you'll be waiting a while to see that. The flexibility needed to bend a screen pretty much excludes the surface hardness we enjoy on regular phone screens. If it's malleable enough to bend, it's malleable enough to easily scratch. But it will be interesting to see how material science develops over time. I'm sure it will improve.
That will never happen.
The best you'll get is an advanced memory material that regenerates after scratches.
Glass unfortunately continues to hold to the laws of physics and will not bend
@@kenbee1957 what are you talking about, glass bends. You never seen a glass screen protector?
And the Fold 3 has a real glass layer.
@@HandledToaster2 Hey technology keeps improving every single day , so we can’t loose hope my guy …
Of all the foldable phones this has the best shape IMO. The front screen is actually usable compared to the competition, and the smaller size is a plus too.
And with it fully closing, you could probably keep it closed for daily use and use the bigger screen for more media related task.
It also looks really practical imo
I can use my fold 3 Front screen too, dont know what you mean
@@Kevinw927 the format is odd on the fold phones. Tall and thin.
@@felldin no it's perfectly fine for me
Another great video Jerry .... folding phones seem to be improving 👍
I've got my own z flip 3 and i really like it, takes up very little space folded and when taking pictures using it as a tripod
It's still funny how once upon a time we had small phones. Then flip phones were invented so that we can have bigger screen and typing area while maintening that small form factor that let's a phone sit on your front pocket. Then touch screen phones were invented to provide more efficiency and bigger real estate but we went for a full loop and now looking for a way to fold that big screen so that phone can once again fit in your front pocket.
3:10 *shots fired*
great vid bro keep them coming and great content az allways
Shocking! It really handled the beating way better than I'd expect. Love the form factor, love the inner screen. If this had some kind of S pen, I'd love to try it out for jotting things down.
6:44
I guess those Apps are definitely "hot" after the burn test :D
Nice catch
Where is mi 11 ultra teardown🤔?
Your TED talk was so motivating!
Jerry, I’m glad you do the burn test. I frequently weld and I can’t tell you how many IPhone screens I have ruined because I left my phone out on the work bench and a piece of slag got on it
I feel like this phone had no right surviving, there's no IP rating for water water or dust. My defense for the Z fold 3 was durability but this looks impressive. Well done Oppo 👏
Hello friend how are you.?
Z fold 3 is IPX8 rated.
IPX8 means that the phone is not dust tested, but is water resistant up to 1 meter. How the phone can be water resistant if it is not dust resistant. If the dust will find the way throught phone, when tha water will also get through it.
@@dls_se yep I knew all of that. I was saying there was no rating at all for anything so I was expecting dust to get in at least a little. If I can't handle water what would sand/rocks do. The fold at least has little bristles in the hinge but I didn't hear anything about this phone having them.
And by the way the phone with moving parts outside (folding) will not be waterproof
as for form factor, i think the Flip 3 is quite unbratable, but as an overall productivity/media consuming smartphone the Fold 3 is quite the king
Cant wait to see the teardown. I really wanna see how the hinge works
Understandable that the inner screen is made softer to be flexible, but it survived the test though... This kind of videos is really a great help for any end user to know more about the product.
Here me out- I don’t see the plasticity inner screen being the future of folding phones. What about two separate inner screens (made of real glass) that join together with with an insanely small bezel (or no bezel at all) in between the screens. Kind of like the Microsoft Surface Duo, but an even tighter gap in the middle.
I think phone manufacturers could eventually get the bezel down to a preciseness that you couldn’t even see the gap, plus it would be way more durable.
Until then, there’s no way I’m dropping that amount of cash on a phone that scratches at a level 2.
Or a small plastic part connecting two glass screens that seamlessly connects the two while still implementing folding display technology
I have a utg (ultra thin glass) screen protector on the inner screen of my Fold3, and it feels like glass (because it is glass)
They are a bit more expensive than other screen protectors, but if you want glass, then you can go with this
or just get a removable screen protector
The ZTE axon M is this, it came out in2017, not great tho imo, any bezel in the middle makes the media consumption horrible for fullscreen.
Trying to fold two glass only works if the glass is folded backwards. If you try to do it the opposite, you can break the glass or it just won't close without a gap. It'll make the phone horrible in use.
this is the best iteration of the folding phone to tablet i’ve seen. it seems to be a more hand friendly approach. i have the Z Flip 3 as my secondary device and love it.
Imagine everyone thinking something that's just as unmobile and bulky as the phablets that are lauingly called "mobile" phones today are, but with double the thinkness... is considered "more hand friendly".
So does anyone remember what that term actually means or is EVERYONE just going along with Apple's and Samsung's marketing department bull?
@@JamesR624 are you slow? it's more hand friendly as compared to the awkwardly tall when closed z fold series. go touch grass
Hello friend how are you.?
@@JamesR624 I remember. Smaller phones with bezels are more hand friendly than any of the crap on the market today. But nearly everyone is caught up in the marketing bull to believe it, as well as they don't want to admit that they made a poor purchase decision when they buy one of these stupid things.
@@JamesR624 He/she is comparing it to other foldable like the Galaxy Fold rather than normal phones.
Gud 2 see Jerry back in action again
Loved the double entendre around 2:32.
I'd love for you to create a simple drop-test machine, where you can drop it perfectly from a set height on the front, back, corner (oh boy), and side.
"Glass is glass" may first smartphone was pure plastic. My friend tryed google skymap, and he droped it from 2 meters to the road. No cracs some scratch. Still workong. (sony Ericsson x8)
Would like to see how folding phones fare when twisting the two halves while closed.
The "Oreo" test, perhaps?
Finally Jerry post a smartphone tech video!!!
Ehh nice touch with the little hummer... Great video, appreciate as always!
🤣“Why go outside when you can just…. not”
I actually love going outside but that was hilarious😂😂
Right, I died laughing with his deadpan delivery of that.
Its funny to learn new ways about technology 🤣
7:24 i'm done.
I love the fact that foldable phones are getting tougher and tougher, not just the zfold line but from other comp as well which is amazing. One day we will have a foldable that we won't have to baby anymore at an affordable price hopefully
Honor Magic V just made foldebles seem worthwhile. The outter screen is bigger/useable making it the best of of the fold 3 and oppo find N put together 👌🏾
I don't pay attention to a single thing you say until I hear *"scratches at a level 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7..."*
Welcome back to an aother episode of scratch at level 6 and deeper grooves at level 7
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
My earholes have been pleasured by your rumbly soothing vocal chords. Thank you. Content 2nd to the eargasms.
Two things: 1. Price. 2. Inner screen scratch resistance.
If one of these companies is able to sort that out then I think we have a recipe for success.
Scratch resistance is compromised because of the materials they need to make it foldable so idk if they will ever be able to sort that out. And for the price, they could probably lower it but they won't.
You can't make hard material flexible... not to a point a bendable screen needs to be anyway and you do need hard material to resist scratches.
Price will eventually go down if people start adopting bendable phones like it happened with every major tech... It will take time though.
Around 2008-2009 touch phones were expensive as hell but now it's hard to find any phone that lacks touchscreen
The price is somewhat reasonable. Since we get one small and a big screen and alot of other more premium components.
imagine if they could like, airbrush glass crystals on the flat parts of the display sandwiched inside the plastic, and then keeping the middle a flexible plastic, but without a hard line separating the material
@@alessiaagazzi8605 sounds interesting but I wonder how that would work in practice
the oppo find n's design seems more phone-like than the galaxy fold. i like it, it'll be interesting to see where things go from here.
Hello friend how are you.?
Its more comparable to the flip 3 then the fold 3, the fold 3 is definitely more for power phone users then this
I just love this phone , beautiful yet elegant yet durable
This was great, I hope you make the dust test with gaming phones too.
When jerry rhymes
He is the best of all time
5:49
am i high or did he say Apple find N
He said it! and you are not on high!
Looks like both of you are high
amazing work oppo nice video zack
I just recalled that wedding gift a classroom here in Kenya,hope you had a chance to visit
Wow! It survived the bend test! That's something to say about durability of Oppo! 🎉
I'd still want to wait for some sort of glass that makes it so the folded side doesn't get marred by every little thing. I think the small gap that Galaxy has is beneficial, because even if it does cause a slight raise/bump in the middle between the two halves, you could stick a hard glass screen protector on either side to get that hardness without affecting the way it folds.
What annoys me the most about both this and Galaxy's folders is the fact that they're only making two things better with the larger phone: Screen real estate, and battery life. If you've got so much more space to work with, then do something with it - make the higher price justified! I'd love to see what one of the gaming phone companies could do with this shell, adding fans, integrated io, an os integrated controller? Imagine a Nintendo ds emulator on one of these! It's basically ASKING for it!
And then on the smaller phones (zflip 3) the battery suffers and cannot be justified at the price :/
It’s only using a 4400mAH battery on the fold that’s normal size battery. Some use 5000-6000.
Hello friend how are you.?
How about a friggin' SD card slot and headphone jack? You know - basic features that EVERY PHONE should have?
Oh wait, no. Still can't have those features. No headphone jack allowed because companies need to sell overpriced low quality wireless buds, and no SD card allowed because why should the end user be allowed to expand their storage if they need to? Buy a new phone with more storage!
And then there are moronic consumers who praise the removal of these features. 🤦♂️
Actually, having the phone fold effectively makes it have even less space than it would if it were a conventional phone.
It's hard to tell unless you're holding one in your hand but a large part of a foldable phone is dedicated to the hinge. That's why the screen on the Galaxy Folds had to be so narrow. And when you factor in having to tack phone components around so that they are only in one half of the phone, it eats up a ton of room. The phone is also already Uber heavy as it is. By necessity.
I do know for fact though that Samsung could have fit an SPen in the Fold 3 but they are holding it back because of the enormous lead rhey have in the market
Thanks for this video
I just bought a second hand LG V50S and also its Dual Screen (from a different seller) which is coming in a couple of days. It's a different kind of folding phone but nevertheless, I think it should be in the necessity region considering it is dirtly cheap nowadays.
If only the Oppo Find N had an SD card slot and or dual SIM, and or a headphone jack, this would be the FOLDABLE phone for me!
I love the full screen on the outside, the power button(fingerprint combo) and volume rockers being on the same side, and the smaller footprint compared to the other folding phones!
The rest of the specs are pretty damn awesome! SD 888, 12GB of RAM, and 4,500MaH battery! Pretty healthy numbers! Maybe the next version might have a headphone jack and SD card slot...or maybe I'm just wishfully thinking.
Recently, smartphones are doing one to one like clones. A couple of years ago, each smartphone surprised buyers with its zest, but time flies very quickly...
Smartphones haven't looked cool or different in ten years
@@-ThatGuy- I like to think my Oppo Reno 2 with its shark fin camera is pretty unique
The only time I saw a unique phone was when the s8 dropped. But now it's an iPhone clone fest.
@@LeonCamero Considering there's news Apple will move to a hole punch display, looks like it's about time it's not just "Apple clones" anymore. iPhones will look more like Android devices
Hello friend how are you.?
The dust test is pretty realistic. Im an engineer and I work is dusty and muddy locations often so I can definitely appreciate the dust resistance.
Oppo really put some effort into this phone. For me the N has the best size of all big foldable phones and has a cool smaller display on the back. Eager to see how the N 3 does in a couple of years.
5:36 oddo
Btw jerry I already liked the latest post of your wife on insta 36 minutes ago. FYI 👏😅😂
Love it. Nice to know an Oppo makes a handy knife sharpener
I like this phone for many reasons: comfortable size and not over-sized like most of it's competitors, one hand operatable, pocketable etc. etc. But the million dollar question is if there is an international version available for the world market or only released for the Chinese market ? Hope you'd enlighten us about this. Thanks for you great video.
Very strong folding smart phone thank you oppo ❤️
-_-
I hate how the dirt gets stuck on the inner lip. I hope companies can find a way to fix that. Also I love that sound of metal on metal
The noise of scatching the metal frame... Aaaaarggghh.... getting goosebumps
Loved this TED Talk ^_^
I always feel that rollable has a better future than foldable.
i dunno this comment might age poorly
Commenting with a Fold 3. I'm excited to see other folding phones. I hope the competition lowers the prices a bit. Folding phones are awesome!
Same I love the competition. This way Samsung wont be caught slacking. I admit that upgrating frop fold 2 to 3 wasn't necamessary
Why is destroying Phones with a calm voice more relaxing than actual videos made for relaxing...
Perfect combo of humor, chill vibes and absolute carnage!
I like how it closes fully shut.
5:58 Apple Find N?
Fold 3 user here and I disagree that it's novelty, but it's also not necessity; there is a lot of utility that comes from having such a large screen with me at all times, very versatile.
As for durability, they still scratch easy but drop resistance is excellent for a folding display which is great.
This. These devices would be objectively superior IF durability and reliability was comparable to normal phones. That's all I'm waiting for at this point before adopting, honestly!
@@MickehPuppeh Yeah for sure, and honestly their durability is still solid in many ways, it's just that screen being relatively easy to scratch that is rough to deal with.
i like the fold like you got in this video
you're right about pricing being the barrier between novelty and everyday use... take VR for example... it used to be so bloody expensive to get in it that there weren't really that many games or use for VR until the quest 2 and PS VR came in and changed that real quick... then we got half life alyx which just boosted VR popularity even further. (kinda forcefully tho since almost everybody loves half life)
My fav is the Galaxy Fold 3, cause it just feels nicer and more reliable. And anything I can’t buy in store in Australia, I don’t necessarily fall in love with.
My favorite so far is by far the samsung galaxy fold 3.
I respect this man so much.
🔥 5:02 the real poetry skill!
You know it's going to be good when the box does not even scratch with the razer
This is probably the first folding phone I'm considering buying...
entertaining and useful video, ty for sharing! subbed and liked
Thanks for your sharing