And z flip software is more optimized for other third party apps maybe because they're doing it for a long time, while oppo release their first flip ever. And also z flip has Ip rating so it's kinda more durable and hinge is stronger.
@@jonathanmordekovich9258 I think the issue is that there is a bias since the video is sponsored and not a case where a company sends a phone for review. As a creator you're forced to make that product look good even if you don't think it's that great.
@@RJ_Uploads have you actually watched this review ? did you not feel any bias ? he just kept bashing on samsung for the smallest reasons, anyway ,IMO it's not ethical for a reviwer to review a product he is sponsored by, just call it an AD.
The fact that this video is sponsored, it was obvious that oppo is the winner here. I could see very well that you were just talking about oppo more than samsung. In conclusion, this isn't a perfect review for those who want to decide between these 2.
@@dharewaaa nope. That's not the case. The videos of Tech Chap and Mrmobile were solely focussed on oppo, yet they got more views than his. Views depend upon the amount of subscribers you have and the total watch time of your channel. The more watch time is the more your video has chances of getting recommended to others by RU-vid.
The hell are you talking about? Oppo shown how to make a proper flip phone. Samsung on the other hand, doing it on purpose, just to make sure that it has consumers on every new phone. Flip 5 bigger screen, flip 6 completely foldable, flip 7 with 3 cameras layout. Annoying
Idk but why none of the youtube reviews talk about the ip rating...samsung flip 4 has got a rating of ipx8 whereas oppo on the other hand has not come out clear in this regard..pls if someone has any info on this do reply to my comment
Currently, the Flip 4 can be found everywhere around $700, and everyone knows the advantages of the Flip 4 over this Oppo Find N2 Flip. The only real advantages of the Oppo are supposed to be the fact that there is no visible crease (which is not true) and its much larger outer screen, but which in the end is not really very functional and loses a lot of its interest when you realize that interactions with applications are very limited and that you cannot respond to your notifications directly from the external screen, WHY?!!! This external screen is 2 - 3 times larger than that of 99% of smartwatches, which nevertheless offer the possibility of responding to notifications with a keyboard. Frankly Oppo WHY ?! Ps: it's true that at the software level it's not great, but on the other hand it's clearly the best hardware integration for an external Flip screen, and I think that even the Folds should have this kind of screen on the back for better selfies, but especially for vloggers.
Watching this video from my Z Flip 4.... And Smiling By Hearing this Review....Because Everyone deeply knows who is real king....specifications & performance on paper doesn't come up in real life......I Will always prefer Samsung over oppo....
i watched from my z flip 4 as well haha! i felt that too! hmmm he kinda made it obv it was sponsored tho after saying the disclaimer on the first part of the video 😂 but job well done! and also, oppo has a big potential as well... but imma always stick to samsung
Oppo does a better job than Samsung at that thing😅 On Samsung you can run apps like Instagram and Tiktok. On Oppo, you can't even read the complete notification, let alone opening an app.
@@raghavtaneja13 None of them. It's only true for the S-series. Try it on an A-series device, you are gonna forget bounce and fluidity. Also, the only UIs which has lag in the animations are FuntouchOS and MiUI. Especially MiUI. Also, lagging of animations is depended on the SOC too, not just on the UI.
@@dragonforcegaming7555 oppo's colour os is really consistent from midrange to flagship, other phones aren't this software consistent between different prices.
@@dragonforcegaming7555 are you paid by Oppo? You seem so defensive if someone tells good about Samsung. Both phones are good tho. We cannot deny the fact that it is sponsored so you better use words that are featuring and highlighting Oppo Find N2.
@@melcarlsvlog5980 Vlog Lol. You should read my Twitter replies on Oppo's posts 😂 I am saying from a daily life usage perspective. The advantages of the Samsung are its OIS and IP rating. OneUI is crippled in the Z series. I am Z fold 3 user and OneUI in that is barely decent, the UI has major problems of slowing down whenever there's a security patch update.
Doesn't applies to any benefit in real life. No one in their right mind is gonna drop their 962$ Z flip 4(8-128 variant) to show that it has IP X8. That IP rating is just for peace of mind.
@@awsinger1 none of them will be able to survive accidents. Samsung's IPX8 makes the phone sub-mergable to 1m at max and in real life, the pools(any water body) are deeper than 1m, so that IPX8 would come in handy only in the specific cases. Oppo's has an unofficial IPX4 rating. So according to real life scenarios, X4 would be more appropriate. As for Water sealing, both the devices have it, so theoretically both will at least be able to survive a 1/2 m drop in water.
All of us know that this is sponsored content But, I tend to see many reviews from many RU-vid creators But, when I see them in Spanish (as a Spanish speaker) many people agree with this is one ob the best option if you want afford a foldable 🤙
Honestly the only advantage OPPO flip has is the better outer screen. He has to say something kinda nice about the OPPO flip because they are sponsors.
He said a lot more advantages too. It's just that Hardware wise that outer screen and Bigger battery are the only observable advantages on the OPPO flip.
Not yet. Oppo hasn't provided that option yet. It plans to add it with future updates. For now, there are 3rd party apps which does lets you use apps on the cover screen, but its always better if these are done by the respective OEMs rather than an app developer.
"This video os sponsored by Oppo, but I still giving my honest opinion" He literally don't mentioned one of the best advantages of the Galaxy z flip 4 that is the water resistance!!!
That's not an advantage, that's peace of mind. Will you seriously drop your 962$ Z flip 4 in a pool only to show that's it has IP X8 and Oppo doesn't ??? No one's gonna pull that shit.
You used colorOS on Oppo's stripped off Midranger and you are comparing it with OneUI which is present on Samsung's flagship foldable. That's a next level deception LOL
Looking for a work/school phone and I’m stuck between flip and folds , I’m waiting for the Samsung event later this month for the reveal of the new 5 flip/fold phones to make my decision, abut out of all the options currently I’ll go with OPPO
@HowToMen love your videos but a small feedback for comparision videos like these... Please keep the phone positions consistent across the video.. even though you have provided labels, it's difficult to consider it if we are focussed on the camera samples. Having a consistent positioning orients us that left one is ABC and right one is XYZ and then all content and comparision in our head follows accordingly. Hope it makes sense to you too
It does need some force to open it in closed position... While in opened position, smaller amount of force needed to close it.... I dont see any looseness while the phone opened...
Hmm.. I prefer the proportions of the OPPO phone, less long and skinny looking when open, and that it closes fully flush I do not like the outer screen though just from aesthetics I was excited their camera specs were better but in my eyes the Samsung photographs looked better for the most part I'll wait on the z flip 5 and pray they change hinge design, ratio slightly and better cameras
its costs more than both Oppo and Zflip 4. But if you plan to run full-fledged apps on the cover display with support for wireless charging, Razr 2022 would be the best choice.
On oppo phones (colorOs 13) you can also theme your icons just like One UI .. on settings go to icons then custom then beta match colour with waller paper
Bruh every single clampshell form factor looks same😑 When Huawei's will debut, that too would look exactly like Samsung's because you can't tweak with this form factor much.
@@matlhari oppo is good. He didn't try to make it look good. It's just that there aren't much things to talk about a clampshell form factor as compared to a book style foldable form factor.
@@dragonforcegaming7555 It is good but not better than Samsung phones. It may have one or two things better but overall Samsung flagships are better. I owned one about two years ago and for something I liked about it there were about 5 things I missed from my Samsung. I've tried all sorts of brands (except Pixel because it's not sold in my country) and always end back on a Samsung device
@@dragonforcegaming7555 Then you may have misunderstood my comment, I meant he's making it look better than the Flip because that was the point of the video after all, a comparison between the two.
Watching this on my oppo n2, ive had the samsung flip 4, definitely prefer the oppo, much nicer phone, rhe crease is less noticeable and its a much nicer phone over-all
@@stunnawilliams5138 Only in the S-series. In every other Series OneUI sucks. Try it on their A52, you will literally hate how many things Samsung purposefully removed from OneUI to turn it into crap.
You can through emojis and preset messages. No typing on it yet. As per MrMobile, Oppo has said that they are going to bring more to the cover screen. Next Month they will add Google's voice typing on the outer display with the security patch update.
in terms of OS i would choose ColorOS any day over Samsung's one ui. ColorOS is simple, smooth, and interactive. OneUI is sure very feature packed but its also less stable and way messy. Also in terms of aesthetics ColorOS takes the lead here
You obviously haven't used a Samsung then. One UI is stable. If you only base it through "aesthetics" the let's give it to Oppo but that's all there is to ColorOS (although I find ColorOS a bit too colorful, like it was made by a child for a child). If you have used One UI especially on their Foldable series, it's their best yet.
@@amerzing samsung actually puts a lot of effort on fold series now that they made it their top tier flagship. But on normal slab phones one UI doesn't look good. If i ever get a samsung it will be because of hardware, but the first thing i will do is download Microsoft launcher
The Oppo phone is great (especially the outside screen) but I can't agree with you on the Night Shots. Without zooming on my smartphone I was of course only able to compare the colour / dynamic range. In every night shot I preferred the Samsung exactly because of the blue sky. The sky from Oppo look greyish and I really didn't like it. The neon light shot is especially difficult. I can't pick a favourite there. But at the end it comes down to personal preference.
Also i think small outer screen is much better as it dosen't distract us like you can't waste time on that screen but that big screen will distract you a lot like you get distracted while. Looking at time yousee notification then other notifications then emails to reddit & quora ( personal opinion )
@@paniccat502 You cannot open any apps on that outer screen which you can on the galaxy. So, the ones who are planning to waste time, will waste their time even on the smaller display of Galaxy.
That blue sky was over processed lol. The ones in which the sky came out as grey on OPPO are the exact ones because if you see properly, you would be able to make out the clouds in the oppo one, that detail is completely missed on the Samsung because of the excessive blue they did to the sky. The clouds apply only one thing, i.e, the sky wasn't clear, so the sky would turn out as grey instead of blue. See the last shot where the star is visible, in that shot both have blue sky because the sky is clear in real life.
all i know is for the zflip, you can take photos and videos without needing to open the phone. just click the power button twice and it opens the camera app. you can then flip between picture and video and also between the normal and ultrawide cameras
The most important for a flip phone is the "look". Camera, performance, whatever you can surely get better option for a non-flip flagship. With that in mind, the outer mini-screen, no gap perfect square box on closing design, much small crease, those just kill the Samsung flip 4.
@@ash11636 It's moron talking. Who's not a copycat? Samsung? iphone? google? they all "take reference" of other design. You think Apple or Samsung the first phone to have multi-cameras?
The only things I can agree with here are; Bigger screen and smarter cover screen Less intrusive crease Faster charging and Bigger screen. The hinge isn't better, the design on Samsung is to protect the delicate screen in case you close it with dust or something on the screen. The battery life is too close to call it an advantage as it has 30min more screen on time. Similar performance can't be an advantage for one and a disadvantage for the other. The camera is not better day or night. Samsung had the better photos. In the night shots on the oppo there was much more noise in the sky and looked more processed. Finally, what about durability? From what I heard about build quality in the video it sounds like the Oppo doesn't have the best build quality and could be concerning given that it's a flip phone and how sensitive they are.
Can't agree with the reasoning of your first point and 4th one. 1)That gap between the screen does exactly nothing to protect the screen from dust particles in case of Samsung. Rather it makes it more prone to that. In case of Oppo, there too is a slight raise on the all the sides in form of Rubber, which gives a bit more space for the dust from scratching the display which isn't present on Samsung. So, overall from real life perspective, the oppo one's hinge design is better. Samsung's hinge is superior in the folding aspect as it can hold a lot more extreme angles than OPPO. 2) Samsung only had better HDR in the selfies nothing else. The night shots were more accurate on OPPO. The noise you are speaking about is actually the clouds, which you can understand if you zoom in a bit and look carefully(the trees one), it was also able to capture a star(it wasn't lens flare). Only the shot taken from the UW(starbucks one) of oppo had noise. The Samsung overprocessed the shots and turned every single one blue, even the ones which weren't supposed to be blue. The noise reduction has been consistent in Samsung, that's something we can agree upon.
@@dragonforcegaming7555 W.r.t the hinge, I'm talking about along the crease. I actually just remembered what the other reason for the gap is, less bend on the crease which theoretically should make it more durable. As for the camera, I hear what you are saying about the clouds however, in order to show detail in the clouds and overall better dynamic range the Oppo had to make sacrifices, one of which is the noise. Remember a brighter photo isn't exactly a better night photo. But I'll watch the video again to confirm.
@@matlhari That crease part is the weakest point of the flip. If you keep using the phone as your daily driver a bit roughly(like we use our regular slab phones) then the screen starts having micro cracks exactly near the crease. The durability aspect of UTG is already less so compared that with that kind of hinge design makes it even more weaker. The only advantage that hinge design gives is that the phone can hold itself to more extreme angles without shutting close or flopping down(like in case of Oppo) yeah Oppo has a few compromises. But oppo is cheaper than flip 4. So those compromises stings a bit less. Also, I did say Samsung has consistent Noise reduction, so thats a good thing.
As for the last point, Oppo was tested for 400,000 flips. Z Flip is at 200,000. But, as for other parts like chassis, it will be similar. And only time will tell.
There are just 3 competitors for Flips available globally, oppo, Sammy and moto. All of them are worthy competitor. It's just that Samsung has a bit more feature rich software for that form factor which gives it a leverage over the other 2 flips.
They aren't 1000$ lol, they are in the 900-1000 price segment. Oppo's one is 908$/849 Euro for the 8-256 variant while Samsung's z flip 4, 8-128 variant costs 899Euro/962$ . Lack of OIS for a flip phone is completely okay because that whole form factor is still a bit new. As for Wireless charging, its subjective, if you are a wired user you will be happy with 44W superVOOC.
Not yet. Google hasn't come out with any widget for the cover screens of a flip phone. The ones which are present on oppo currently are all of their own system apps, not any 3rd party ones. In future we might get a spotify and Gpay widget. The only thing it has at the moment is 360° NFC.
I wish I had the money to buy an Oppo flip right now. Oppo flip is the clear winner over Samsung. The outside screen seize on the fold side is perfect, the orientation capability is also perfect.
My first expensive phone was z Flip3 but I'm so disappointed from the battery that I have pre-order s23 after 1,5 year of use!!! If only I have seen that video before I have pre-order I will have gone to buy the oppo phone
@@dragonforcegaming7555 yes but he gave the average of both phones so I'm testing terms we can say it's a fair comparison. Haha! You're everywhere like myself. I will say it's refreshing that you're making points instead of just arguing like people do on socials these days.
