OPPO is preparing a new Find series smartphone with an LTPO display

Oppo Find X8 Ultra, OnePlus 13: Front design images

 

OPPO may expand its flagship Find series with a new model with a relatively compact display. About this informed Digital Chat Station insider, who claims that the manufacturer is developing a premium smartphone with a 6,3-6,4-inch screen.

According to him, the device will be positioned in the upper segment of the market and will likely be introduced simultaneously with the next Find Ultra model.

LTPO display with narrow bezels

Previous leaks suggest that the new product may receive a flat LTPO OLED display with a resolution of 1,5K and symmetrical ultra-thin frames on all four sides.

The screen is expected to support adaptive refresh rate, although detailed specifications are not yet revealed.

According to an insider, the official premiere of the smartphone may take place in the first half of 2027.

The market is changing priorities

Another Chinese insider, known by the pseudonym Panda is Bald (熊猫很禿然), also reported changes in the strategies of leading smartphone manufacturers.

According to him, after the wave of popularity of compact models, manufacturers will pay more and more attention to devices with large displays and foldable smartphones.

In particular, according to unofficial information:

  • OPPO is working on a new foldable smartphone with a wide display;
  • Huawei may introduce a new large all-in-one;
  • Xiaomi is preparing the next generation of foldable smartphone, and the Redmi brand is preparing a model with a display of about 7 inches;
  • vivo and Honor are also testing large smartphones and new formats of foldable devices.

So far, only rumors

Officially OPPO has not confirmed the existence of a new Find series smartphone. Therefore, the given specifications and announcement dates should be considered as preliminary information based on insider reports.

If this data is confirmed, the new product could become another OPPO flagship, aimed at users who prefer a classic monoblock design and a flat display.