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Leaks: Oppo May Roll Out its Foldable Smartphone’s Flagship this Year

Oppo is planning its new flagship of foldable smartphones; the company couldn’t stay behind!

It was already in the air that we would be seeing more foldable mobiles this year from different companies. And while some foldable phones are soon to be rolled out, Oppo’s news about its foldable mobile is also out.

According to a rumor, the company is expected to release its first such device in the second quarter of this year, starting from April. This new smartphone is going to be a folding device only. It is unlikely that we see a rollable like the Oppo X 2021 anytime soon.

It is also said that Xiaomi, Vivo, and Google all have plans to join the race and release their foldable devices this year, though these are rumors for now.

On the other side, Huawei has already announced the release of Mate X2, its foldable phone. While Samsung is may also release the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 during some time in Q3.

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