In this video I’m reviewing the OPPO Find N6, and for me this is the first time in a while a foldable has felt like a proper evolution, not just a small refresh. OPPO’s focus this year is clear: slim, lightweight design and basically fixing the biggest foldable complaint— the inner screen crease. When I unboxed it, I genuinely questioned whether it was even a foldable display. The crease control is in a completely different league, plus the hinge feels super sturdy and supports loads of hovering angles. I also go into the details that make it feel premium day-to-day: slimmer bezels, those AI-powered 3D wallpapers, and a really balanced back design with the camera module centered around the Hasselblad logo. On the software side, ColorOS feels polished, and OPPO’s panoramic free window multitasking is fast and intuitive with gestures. The new AI stylus is actually practical too—long press to circle content, turn tables into charts, convert charts back, and even restyle images for avatars/emojis, with a case that stores and charges it from the phone. If you’re in the iPhone ecosystem, I explain why you don’t need to “switch” everything—AirPods pop-ups work, and iPhone calls/messages/notifications (even verification codes) sync in real time. Add the new physical AI button and the “Little Phone” feature for saving, organizing, summarising videos, and reminders, plus camera upgrades like the HP5 main sensor and a 50MP ultrawide, and you can see why I think the user experience gap this year might be bigger than people expect.