The Find N3's rear cameras are more versatile on both the ultrawide and telephoto end.
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The Find's ultrawide is more versatile thanks to its AF capability, and its telephoto is also superior.
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Design
The OPPO Find N3 is the tablet-style foldable to beat, thanks to great cameras and a form factor that just makes sense.
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The Find N3 is a worthy entrant into the large foldable space, together with the OnePlus Open that shares most of its DNA.
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Display
The Find is both thinner and lighter, and features a much more convenient cover display.
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Battery
The displays on the Oppo foldable are nicer in almost every way, and on top of what is mostly a tie battery life, the Find N3 adds quicker charging.
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Cons
Design
The sky-high asking price makes it a hard sell, however, and as such, it's unlikely to convince foldable sceptics.
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Display
But the Find is both thinner and lighter, and features a much more convenient cover display.
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Battery
The Galaxy's complete IPX8 water resistance and wireless charging capabilities give it a couple of advantages.
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Software
The Galaxy might be able to offer better warranty conditions, and we'd be inclined to expect longer software support from Samsung if you value that type of long-term security.
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The Pixel Fold is quite the chonker though, at 283g, plus we're not quite so sure about the longevity of first-gen Google hardware.
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Other
Its splash resistance isn't up to the Galaxy's IPX8 rating, so points for the Z Fold there.
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