One of the biggest reasons people still hesitate to switch to foldables is the crease, and in this Oppo Find N6 in-depth review I focused on whether OPPO has finally cracked it. After spending time with the phone, I can genuinely say the crease is now extremely close to “gone” in real use. When you unfold it, especially in narrower viewing situations, it’s almost impossible to spot—and more importantly it feels completely smooth to the touch, with no noticeable dip even after serious fold testing. I also go through what’s making that possible: the dome-shaped hinge built with 3D printed titanium alloy, plus the dome-shaped memory glass that rebounds after unfolding to help the crease fade over time. On top of that, the Find N6 steps up reliability with IP56/IP58/IP59 water resistance, better puncture resistance on the inner screen, and it even works in extreme cold down to -20°C. You’re still getting a slim, lightweight build (8.93mm folded, 4.21mm open, around 225g) with a massive 6000mAh battery, 80W wired and 50W wireless charging, a bright inner display (up to 1800 nits), Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 performance, and genuinely useful foldable software like Panorama Free Window and three-app split screen. Camera-wise, the 200MP main sensor, 50MP telephoto with macro, 50MP ultra-wide, and the extra color reproduction lens make it honestly hard to point out real weaknesses—this is a foldable that finally feels like a proper everyday main phone in the UK.