The Oppo Find N6 is rumored to be launched globally next month. Meanwhile, the new foldable smartphone appeared on Benchmarking with a performance that sweeps the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 and Honor Magic V5.
Oppo’s next foldable phone has finally begun to appear on benchmark platforms. As a reminder, the Find N6 is expected to receive a global release next month. While a launch in India does not appear to be imminent, the Find N6 should arrive in parts of Europe and South Asia to replace not only the Find N5 but also the OnePlus Open.
According to Geekbench, the Oppo Find N6 will outperform foldable phones like the Pixel 10 Pro Fold and Galaxy Z Fold7 (currently $1,050 – refurbished on Amazon) with 16GB of RAM. And if previous Find N variants are any indication, Oppo will sell a cheaper variant with 12GB RAM as an entry-level memory configuration for the Find N6.
The Find N6 also has a significant performance increase over the Pixel 10 Pro Fold, Magic V5, and Galaxy Z Fold7 across the Geekbench single-core CPU and OpenCL GPU benchmarks. For example, the Find N6 outperforms the Galaxy Z Fold7 by about 30% in single-core CPU tests. Meanwhile, there is a similar gap in GPU performance between the Magic V5 and Find N6 in the OpenCL benchmark. However, the Find N6 will feature fewer CPU cores than other Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5-powered devices, the full details of which we’ve covered separately.
