We’ve already shared the first round of official promo videos for Oppo’s recently announced Find N5 a few days ago, and today we’re back with three more that have been posted by Oppo since then.
The first one is all about how immersive the Find N5’s main screen (the one that folds) is. See for yourself:
It measures 8.12″ diagonally, so the size is definitely impressive. The video is a bit misleading, however, showing the person watching a video that has no black bars anywhere – that can be accomplished, sure, but by panning a lot into a video and thus cutting out big chunks of it. Otherwise, if you want to see everything, you will need big black bars either on the top and bottom or the left and right, depending on the video’s aspect ratio.
Next up, Oppo boasts the Find N5’s drop resistance, showing the device falling on a corner while it’s unfolded and surviving unscathed. That’s a bold claim for sure, and unfortunately not one we’re willing to test on our review unit. Let’s just hope things will work out for you as Oppo describes in this video if you do happen to find yourself in such an unfortunate situation.
Finally, water resistance. The Find N5 is IPX8 and IPX9 certified for resistance to both immersion and exposure to water jets, so it should be covered very well in this regard.
If you want to learn more about the world’s thinnest book-style foldable, make sure you don’t miss our in-depth review of the Oppo Find N5.
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