I’ve used a folding phone as one of my primary devices, and the journey to finding the perfect size and style has taken many twists and turns. The original Galaxy Fold introduced a new concept to the mainstream,

As our Find N5 review demonstrated, carrying the newest foldable from Oppo is no different from carrying a regular phone. Granted, there is one phone that is thinner when opened, the Mate XT, but it is a tri-folding device with two hinges that is much bulkier and heavier than the Find N5 to lug around.

After weeks of teases, the Oppo Find N5 is finally here. Having used it, here's why it's so good and it's replacing the Galaxy Z Fold 6 for me.

The newest foldable that just launched today in Singapore is the Find N5 from Oppo, and it takes the crown as the new “world’s thinnest foldable phone.” The Find N5 measures only 8.93mm when folded and weighs 229g. The former number is the leader in the category right now, while the latter number is a very close second in the industry.

A foldable that's way ahead of the competition, the Oppo Find N5's only real weakness is that it may not be sold where you can buy it easily.

The thinnest foldable in the world might mark the start of diminishing returns.

Chinese vendor Oppo unveiled the highly anticipated Find N5 foldable on Thursday. The phone will be available internationally but not in the States. That’s because the OnePlus Open 2 version we were expecting the Find N5 to become in certain markets isn’t happening.

Oppo officially announced that its Find N5 folding phone won’t be coming to Europe, citing reasons related to “in-depth market research and strategic priorities.” In a statement to Tech Advisor, an Oppo representative explained that “we carefully tailor our product launches to each region based on in-depth market research and strategic