Oppo’s Next Tri-Fold Smartphone Reveals
- Oppo, a Chinese tech company, is showcasing its next tri-fold smartphone, following previous teases from Huawei and Tecno.
- Zhou Yibao, product manager for the Oppo Find series, revealed a rendering of the device, featuring two hinges, a bezel-free primary screen, and a faux leather back.
- The device is running a customized version of Oppo’s ColorOS UI, featuring large widgets and a taskbar.
- Despite speculations that Oppo and Vivo were withdrawing from the foldable smartphone industry, Oppo denied these claims and stated it will continue to develop new foldable smartphones.
- The device features a split-screen home screen, a power button, and a leather cover separated by two hinges for inside and outward folding.
- Huawei, on the other hand, is confident in its upcoming triple-foldable device, aiming to usher in a new era of smartphone design.
Oppo is showcasing its next tri-fold smartphone, after previous teases from Huawei and Tecno. While foldable cellphones have been available for more than six years, they are continually changing, with tri-fold gadgets predicted to be the next big thing.
Zhou Yibao, product manager for the Oppo Find series, revealed a rendering of the Oppo triple fold gadget. We can see it has two hinges, a practically bezel-free primary screen, and a faux leather back. The smartphone looks to be running a customized version of Oppo’s ColorOS UI, which includes huge widgets and a taskbar. Unfortunately, we don’t have any further details about the hardware at this time.
Earlier this year, speculations stated that Oppo and Vivo were withdrawing from the foldable smartphone industry. Oppo then denied the allegation and stated that it will continue to develop new foldable smartphones.
The image shows Oppo triple fold completely unfolded, which resembles a huge tablet. The UI has a split-screen home screen with a weather and notification panel on one side and an app screen on the other, as well as a bottom bar that displays frequently used or favorite apps. In terms of design, the gadget is remarkably slim, with little bezels. The power button is located on the left side of the frame, while the volume controls are on the right. The phone’s rear features a leather cover separated by two hinges—one for inside folding and one for outward folding.
Over the years, some prototypes and concepts have been mass-produced, while others have gone away. Whether Oppo triple fold phone will reach consumers is unknown. Huawei, on the other hand, is confident in its impending triple-foldable device, which has the potential to usher in a new era of smartphone design. The rivalry is heating up, and customers will profit from the innovations that these firms introduce to the market.
