OPPO’s Upcoming Flagship Trio Leaked: Pocket Gimbal Camera, Crease-Free Wide Find N7, and a 16:9 Candy-Bar Phone

A fresh Weibo post from well-known Digital Chat station has pulled back the curtain on three unconventional flagship products currently taking shape inside OPPO’s labs. Rather than following the standard annual refresh cycle of tall glass slabs, the leak outlines a bold hardware strategy centered on specialized optical stabilization and wide-screen ergonomics.

According to the translated post, OPPO’s standalone pocket gimbal camera is slated to debut around the end of the year, while a wide-screen foldable powered by a 2nm Snapdragon AI flagship chip is already fully prepared for launch. Alongside those two devices, development is reportedly accelerating on a non-folding widescreen straight-bar smartphone built around a 16:9 narrow-bezel display.

For broader context on how these releases fit into the brand’s broader trajectory, you can check out more updates via OPPO coverage on NokiaPowerUser. Additionally, in the comment section beneath the leak, the tipster revealed that OPPO internally refers to its wide-folding architecture as “Wide Format Station.”

OPPO’s Standalone Pocket Gimbal Camera Targets a Year-End Debut

Leading OPPO’s release schedule is a dedicated pocket gimbal camera expected to arrive before the end of 2026. Internally codenamed “Fuyao,” this standalone vlogging and action camera is positioned to challenge established compact stabilizers such as DJI’s Osmo Pocket lineup and Insta360’s Luna series.

According to supply chain details tied to the leak, the Fuyao gimbal camera pairs a 200MP 1/1.12-inch primary sensor—tipped to be the Sony LYT-901—with Hasselblad color science. Driving the imaging pipeline is a 3nm Snapdragon 8 series processor, giving the compact device flagship smartphone computing power for real-time mechanical stabilization, subject tracking, and high-bitrate video capture.

Wide-Format Foldable (OPPO Find N7) Is Ready for Launch

While the pocket camera is first in line, the leak indicates that OPPO’s wide-screen foldable—widely expected to debut as the OPPO Find N7—is already finished and ready to go. Internally dubbed “Wide Format Station,” the device shifts away from narrow outer cover screens in favor of a broader aspect ratio that feels closer to a standard phone when closed and opens into an expansive landscape canvas.

Under the hood, the foldable is tipped to run on Qualcomm’s next-generation 2nm Snapdragon AI flagship silicon (such as the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6). OPPO is also tackling two of the biggest pain points in foldable hardware: display durability and camera compromises.

The leak highlights an inner widescreen panel with an inconspicuous, virtually crease-free fold alongside a 200MP primary camera equipped with mechanical gimbal-level image stabilization. You can follow ongoing hardware developments for upcoming folding iterations through NokiaPowerUser’s OPPO mobile archives.

A 6.35-Inch 16:9 Straight-Bar Flagship Is Accelerating in Development

Rounding out the trio is an unusual wide-screen candy-bar phone—rumored to launch under names such as the OPPO Reno X or a compact Find X10 variant. The leak states that development on this straight-bar model is rapidly picking up pace, combining a custom 16:9 narrow-bezel screen with a flagship MediaTek Dimensity 9-series chipset.

Corroborating leaks point to a 6.35-inch OLED display manufactured with advanced packaging techniques to keep borders razor-thin. Because a 16:9 aspect ratio is noticeably wider and shorter than today’s 20:9 handsets, it natively matches widescreen video without letterboxing while keeping the upper corners easier to reach. Despite the compact 6.35-inch diagonal, the prototype reportedly packs a massive battery capacity up to 8,000mAh alongside a large 200MP primary camera sensor and a 200MP periscope telephoto lens.

What This Leak Signals for OPPO’s Next Hardware Cycle

If the timeline holds, OPPO is preparing one of the most experimental hardware rollouts in the mobile industry. By bringing physical gimbal stabilization to both a dedicated pocket camera and a 2nm wide foldable—while simultaneously testing the waters with a 16:9 widescreen candy-bar phone—OPPO appears determined to carve out distinct ergonomic and imaging niches rather than competing solely on incremental spec bumps. To track further breaking announcements, bookmark NokiaPowerUser’s OPPO coverage.