Before I switched from my iPhone 17 Pro to the OPPO Find N6, I genuinely felt like foldables had hit a wall. In this video, I test the Find N6 properly in real-world use and explain why it feels different: it’s not throwing in gimmicks for marketing, it’s refining the stuff that actually matters—productivity, usability, and that “daily driver” reliability. I also talk about what matters most in a foldable (crease, durability, features, even the status factor) and why the N6 feels like a real “Pandora’s box” moment for iPhone users. The star of the show is the AI stylus. I demo global, system-wide annotation (not just screenshots), fast content selection, and note-taking that can beautify handwriting, solve maths, and convert notes into mind maps, tables, charts, and structured diagrams with a tap. Then I go into OPPO’s panoramic multitasking: three-part layouts, floating windows, gestures, and even running up to four apps in parallel—honestly it feels like upgrading from a narrow road to a multi-lane highway. I also cover ColorOS 16 AI tools like voice summarisation, real-time subtitle translation, and AI listening mode, plus the design and hinge. I folded it over 2,000 times in two weeks and it stayed impressively flat, and I explain why I think the crease still matters. Finally, I touch on Find X-series-inspired camera features, wireless charging, and the China price estimate for the UK—plus why waiting for Apple’s first foldable probably isn’t the move right now.