Oppo Find N2: Price in Pakistan, Full Specifications & Import Buying Guide

Oppo Find N2 Overview

The Oppo Find N2 launched in China in December 2022 as the direct successor to the Find N, and it addressed nearly every weakness of the original: a faster and cooler Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip, a 120Hz cover screen, a body slimmed to 233 grams, Hasselblad-tuned cameras with the MariSilicon X imaging chip, and 67W charging. Like its predecessor, it never launched officially outside China — so Pakistani buyers are again dealing with imports, PTA registration, and DIRBS tax. It is the best book-style Oppo foldable ever made, but its software support is also over. This guide covers the verified specs, the N-vs-N2 differences, and the import checks that protect your money.

Design and Display

The N2 keeps the Find N's compact book-style formula but executes it better. The 7.1-inch foldable LTPO AMOLED inner display (1792 x 1920, 1–120Hz adaptive, HDR10+, up to 1550 nits peak) now pairs with a 5.54-inch AMOLED cover screen (1080 x 2120, 120Hz, Gorilla Glass Victus) — both 120Hz this time, fixing the original's 60Hz cover. The second-generation Flexion hinge uses fewer parts with carbon-fibre elements, holds any angle between 45 and 125 degrees for flex-mode use, and makes the crease 67% less visible than the Find N's, per Oppo. Weight drops to 233g (leather) or 237g (glass), and folded thickness is 14.6mm (7.4mm open). New additions include Oppo Pen stylus support on the inner display. Colours: Black, White, and Green. Still no IP rating.

Performance and Chipset

The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 (4nm) with Adreno 730 is a major step up from the Find N's 888 — faster, and importantly cooler and more efficient, which matters in a thin foldable. RAM is 12GB or 16GB of LPDDR5 with 256GB or 512GB of UFS 3.1 storage; no microSD slot. Multitasking across the big inner screen, split-screen apps, and gaming all run smoothly, and the chip holds its performance under sustained load far better than the 888. The 5G hardware is again unusable in Pakistan — evaluate it as a 4G flagship and verify LTE band support for your carrier on the specific import unit before paying.

Cameras

The camera system is where the N2 pulls furthest ahead of the original: a 50MP main sensor (Sony IMX890, f/1.8) with OIS, a 48MP ultrawide (Sony IMX581, f/2.2, 115°), and a 32MP 2x telephoto (Sony IMX709 RGBW, f/2.0), all tuned with Hasselblad colour science and processed by Oppo's MariSilicon X NPU. Both the inner and cover displays carry 32MP selfie cameras (f/2.4). Daylight, portrait, and night photography are all flagship-grade for 2022, with 4K@60fps video. As with the N, you can shoot selfies with the rear cameras using the cover screen as a viewfinder — now with Hasselblad-quality output. This is comfortably the best camera system on any Oppo foldable of its generation.

Battery and Charging

A 4,520mAh battery with 67W wired charging fills fully in about 42 minutes — a big upgrade over the N's 33W. The trade-off: Oppo removed wireless charging entirely on the N2, so the 15W wireless and reverse wireless of the original are gone. Real-world endurance is a full day of mixed use. On a used import, verify battery health, confirm which charger is included (67W SuperVOOC needs Oppo's charger), and note that Chinese-box units may have China-plug adapters. Fast wired charging softens battery-wear concerns, but still test real drain before buying.

Software and Updates

The N2 launched with Android 13 and ColorOS 13, and that is the end of its official update road — no further Android versions or security patches. In 2026, buying a China-only import at flagship prices with dead software support is the central trade-off: superb hardware frozen in 2022 software. ColorOS 13's foldable features — split-screen, floating windows, flex-mode camera angles, stylus support — all work, but security-conscious buyers should think carefully. Also verify Google Mobile Services on the specific unit, since Chinese-market phones can arrive with China-region software.

Connectivity and Extras

5G hardware (unusable in Pakistan), 4G LTE, Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), Bluetooth 5.3, NFC, USB-C, dual-band GPS, side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos. No 3.5mm jack, no microSD, no wireless charging. The import checklist mirrors the Find N: confirm LTE bands for your Pakistani carrier, confirm PTA DIRBS registration and whether tax is included in the price, test both screens and the hinge through its full motion range, and get a written IMEI receipt.

Oppo Find N2 Full Specifications

Pros

• Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 — faster and much cooler than the original's 888
• Both displays 120Hz; crease 67% less visible per Oppo; flex-mode hinge
• Hasselblad cameras with MariSilicon X — best camera on any Oppo foldable of its era
• Lighter 233g body with stylus support on the inner display
• 67W charging fills the phone in ~42 minutes

Cons

• China-only — import-only in Pakistan with PTA/DIRBS tax obligations
• Wireless charging removed (the Find N had it)
• Software support ended at Android 13 with no security patches
• 5G hardware unusable in Pakistan; no IP rating; no microSD
• Chinese units may need Google services verification

Who Should Buy the Oppo Find N2?

The Find N2 is for foldable enthusiasts who want the finest book-style Oppo foldable hardware — better chip, better cameras, lighter body than the original — and accept the import realities: PTA tax, no local warranty, dead software support. It suits collectors and power users who will actually use the big screen for multitasking. It is not for buyers who need current security updates, water resistance, or wireless charging, nor for anyone uncomfortable verifying bands, PTA status, and Google services on an import. If those checks sound like too much, an officially supported foldable is the safer spend.

Oppo Find N2 vs Find N: What Changed

The N2 improves on the Find N in almost every hardware respect: Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 replaces the 888 (cooler, faster), the cover screen jumps from 60Hz to 120Hz, weight falls from 275g to 233g, the crease is 67% less visible, cameras gain Hasselblad tuning and the MariSilicon X chip (50MP IMX890 + 48MP + 32MP vs 50MP IMX766 + 16MP + 13MP), charging rises from 33W to 67W, and stylus support arrives. The N2's regressions: wireless charging is gone, and it is still China-only. Software-wise both are now dead-ended (Android 12 vs 13). On the import market the N2 commands a clear premium — worth it for the cameras and thermals if your budget allows, while the original N remains the cheaper ticket into Oppo foldables.

Importing a Find N2 to Pakistan: PTA, Tax & Checks

Same import rules as the Find N, with higher stakes since the N2 costs more. Confirm PTA DIRBS registration and whether the substantial flagship-level tax is included in the quoted price — get it in writing. Verify LTE bands for your carrier, test both 120Hz displays for uniformity and dead pixels, run the hinge through its full 45–125° flex range listening for grinding, and inspect the crease under bright light. Confirm Google Mobile Services work, check battery health, and verify the 67W charger is original Oppo hardware. Get a written receipt with the IMEI. Foldable screen repairs are extremely expensive, so buy only from a seller who will stand behind the unit.

Oppo Find N2 Price in Pakistan

There is no official Pakistan price — the Find N2 launched in China at CNY 7,999 (12GB/256GB) in December 2022 and never launched officially in Pakistan. Import pricing must state clearly whether PTA/DIRBS tax is included; always ask. Our catalog figure from the October 2026 import is stale and is not a current market price. For the latest price of an available unit with its PTA status, contact Zohaan Mobile Gallery on WhatsApp at +92 305 8452080 or visit the Rahim Yar Khan store. Compare total landed cost against the original Find N and officially supported foldables before deciding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Oppo Find N2 and Find N?

The N2 upgrades to Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, a 120Hz cover screen, 233g body, Hasselblad cameras with MariSilicon X, and 67W charging — but drops wireless charging. Both are China-only imports.

Was the Find N2 launched in Pakistan?

No. Like the Find N, it launched only in China. All Pakistan units are imports requiring PTA DIRBS registration and tax.

Does the Find N2 support a stylus?

Yes — the inner foldable display supports the Oppo Pen stylus, a feature the original Find N lacked.

Why does the Find N2 not have wireless charging?

Oppo removed it to slim the phone down — the 15W wireless charging of the original Find N is gone, leaving 67W wired charging only.

Will the Find N2 get more software updates?

No. Support ended at Android 13-based ColorOS 13 with no further security patches.

Does the Find N2 5G work in Pakistan?

No — there are no commercial 5G networks in Pakistan, so it operates on 4G LTE. Verify band compatibility with your carrier.

How visible is the crease on the Find N2?

Oppo claims the second-gen Flexion hinge makes it 67% less visible than the Find N's. Inspect any used unit under bright light before buying.

Find N2 or Find N2 Flip — which should I choose?

Different form factors: the N2 is a book-style foldable (tablet-like inner screen); the N2 Flip is a clamshell (compact phone that opens to a normal tall screen). The Flip launched globally with longer software support; the N2 has the bigger screen and better cameras.

Where to Buy in Rahim Yar Khan

If you are looking for a Oppo Find N2 in Rahim Yar Khan, talk to Zohaan Mobile Gallery before you buy. We deal in used mobiles, mobile exchange, and mobile repair, and we can confirm the exact unit, its condition, and the latest price.

• Chat on WhatsApp: +92 305 8452080
• Visit: Shop No. 6, First Floor, Iqra Plaza, Railway Road, Rahim Yar Khan 64200, Pakistan
• Hours: Monday to Thursday and Saturday to Sunday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
• View the Oppo Find N2 on our store

Note: this article is a specification and buying guide. The store listing may describe a specific used unit, so confirm RAM, storage, condition, and PTA status of the actual handset with us first.