Oppo Find N5 review: specs, battery & used prices

Summary

The Oppo Find N5 is the 2025 foldable that made thinness the story: at 8.93 mm folded it is the slimmest book-style foldable we track, holding a 5,600 mAh battery, the Snapdragon 8 Elite, and an 8.12-inch 120 Hz inner OLED. It launched around $1,599, and 16/512 GB units now trade used for about $1,099 — a meaningful first-year discount for the class leader.

Display and design

The 8.12-inch inner panel runs at 120 Hz with a 1,400-nit peak, scoring 69/100 on our screen-quality axis. The engineering feat is the closed profile: a 63/100 compactness score with a battery this size in a foldable this thin, and IPX8 water resistance (no dust rating) as the class-standard compromise.

Performance

The Snapdragon 8 Elite gives the Find N5 top-tier sustained performance — our gaming score of 79/100 is foldable-class-leading — and the big inner screen makes the phone a genuine small-tablet multitasker. Roughly three support years remain from 2025.

Camera

The triple system pairs a 50 MP stabilised main sensor with ultrawide and 3x telephoto companions, with video to 4K at 60 fps. Our camera score of 43/100 is mid-catalog: the main sensor carries the system, and the foldable format constrains what surrounds it.

Battery and charging

The 5,600 mAh battery earns a 52/100 battery-life score — the largest cell in a slim foldable — with 80 W wired charging at 61/100 and wireless charging supported.

Verdict

The Find N5 at around $1,099 used is the foldable for people who want a normal-sized phone that opens into a tablet: nothing else matches the closed-form comfort. The 8 MP telephoto and no-dust-rating are the hinge-driven trade-offs. For maximum camera in the format, the Vivo X Fold3 Pro concedes thinness; for maximum software life, Google's foldables hold the support crown.