Oppo says it's not giving up on foldables

21 February 2024
The company is denying a rumor that circulated last week.

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Anonymous, 21 Feb 2024Biggest market maybe yes, but on cheaper phone category. ... moreSo what if they stop being foldable? Do you think Oppo will be gone?

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    • 21 Feb 2024

    rizki1, 21 Feb 2024I applaud Oppo for selling the Find N3 Fold in Indonesia, c... moreBiggest market maybe yes, but on cheaper phone category.
    Most of people worldwide only buy Samsung or Apple for phone with price above 500USD (or equivalent).

    This news is about Oppo/Oneplus foldable, in which they have far lower sales compared to Samsung foldable.

    Today they might say continue selling foldables, but i would not be surprised either if someday in the future they would stop producing foldables.

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      • 21 Feb 2024

      Vivo and Oppo make some of the best foldables on the market. It would be a shame if they stopped releasing them. It also wouldn't be any sense to abandon a growth area.

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        • 21 Feb 2024

        Phew, thankfully they will keep going. I watched the review on the flip phone n3 by Will and what caught my attention was specifically that the flip phone did not get hot. I hate when phones get hot. Most reviewers do not mention this. I have a pixel 6a and this phone just gets to hot for comfort. I want a flip phone from Oppo.

          I applaud Oppo for selling the Find N3 Fold in Indonesia, competing with Samsung, no other brand sells it. Sold for $1900 with 16/512GB. Oppo is one of the biggest market share here.

            Obviously not. How can they give up when they made such a success?

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