Oppo Find N6 Tipped to Have a Titanium Body; Launch in 2026 Likely

OPPO Find N3 Flip

Oppo is actively working on its next foldable, the Oppo Find N6.

While the manufacturer is keeping the details of the smartphone under wraps, a few details have surfaced from tipsters, giving very few insights into what can be expected. The latest link hints at the body material and processor of the smartphone.

Body Material and Processor Details

Oppo Find N6

The most recent leak has now surfaced in the form of a post on the China-based Weibo microblogging platform by tipster Smart Pikachu.

According to the aforementioned leak, the Oppo Find N6 will opt for titanium as most of its body material. While this is bound to enhance the durability of the foldable, it will not result in a considerable increase in weight.

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Earlier reports have declared that the smartphone will be lighter and slimmer than before. For the unversed, the Find N5 weighs 229 g and has a thickness of only 4.2 mm in the unfolded state.

The same leak indicates that the handset will be powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 processor by Qualcomm under its hood. Interestingly, this will be the first smartphone to house this chipset.

Apart from the Oppo Find N6, the tipster shares another interesting detail. The post mentions that Oppo will once again launch its smaller book-style clamshell foldable, the Find N6 Flip. The brand launched a foldable called the Find N3 Flip the last time a couple of years back in 2023.

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The Find N6 and N6 flip are likely to see the light of day in 2026 in the first quarter before the Find X9 Ultra.

Although the tipster has a decent track record and is accurate with predictions almost all the time, it is worth considering the above details with a pinch of salt, as the stipulated launch timeframe is months away and things could change by then.

Featured Image: OPPO Find N3 Flip

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