Oppo has officially brought its latest foldable smartphone, the Find N4 Flip, to Australia, expanding the options for consumers interested in compact foldable designs. After making waves in Asia and Europe earlier this year, the phone’s local arrival signals Oppo’s continued push into the premium market segment, competing directly against devices like Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip series. For Australian buyers, the company is positioning the Find N4 Flip as a stylish yet practical choice, with its focus on portability, fast performance, and an expanded external display.
Design and Display Features
The Find N4 Flip stays true to the trend of clamshell foldables but adds refinements that Australians may appreciate. The main inner screen is a 6.8-inch AMOLED panel with a 120Hz refresh rate, offering a smooth experience whether streaming content or multitasking. On the outside, Oppo has equipped the device with a larger 3.26-inch vertical cover screen, allowing users to check notifications, control music, and even preview photos without unfolding the phone. Practicality has clearly been a design priority, with the more durable hinge construction helping to reduce the crease that foldable phones have become known for.
Camera and Everyday Performance
| Feature | Specification | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rear Camera | Dual setup: 50MP primary + 8MP ultrawide | Allows high-quality photos and wide-angle shots |
| Front Camera | 32MP under foldable display + traditional selfie cam | Main rear camera can be flipped for high-quality selfies |
| Processor | MediaTek Dimensity 9200 | Powerful for gaming, multitasking, content creation |
| RAM | Up to 12GB | Smooth multitasking |
| Battery | 4,300 mAh | Full-day use, supports 44W fast charging |
| Display | Foldable screen | Enables flipping for versatile camera usage |
Availability and Local Pricing
In Australia, Oppo has introduced the Find N4 Flip in two colour finishes — Astral Black and Moonlit Purple. Pricing starts at around AUD 1,499, placing it slightly below some rival foldables, which could make it attractive to early adopters. Retail availability begins this month through Oppo’s online store and major retailers such as JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman, and selected carriers. Pre-order customers are being offered bonus accessories, including Oppo Enco earbuds, as part of the launch campaign. These incentives suggest that the company is aiming to build a stronger foothold in a fast-developing foldable market.
The Outlook for Foldables in Australia
The release of the Oppo Find N4 Flip underscores how quickly foldable smartphones are becoming mainstream in Australia. While Samsung still dominates the category, Oppo’s entry gives consumers more variety in pricing, design, and features. Analysts note that foldable adoption, though still niche, is expected to grow steadily, particularly among younger buyers drawn to the combination of portability and advanced technology. For Oppo, successfully positioning the Find N4 Flip could help it capture a larger share of the premium smartphone market in Australia and pave the way for future foldable innovations.