Oppo Find 5 Has A 32GB Model, Will Hit The Global Market In Q1 Next Year

Chinese electronics company, Oppo Digital, has managed to dropped a special gift for all its “Ofans” around the world. Oppo posted a new teaser of the Oppo Find 5 smartphone on its official Facbook page earlier today showing a much larger 32GB version of the “phablet” which costs $569. When Oppo took the wraps off the Oppo Find 5 earlier this month, we only know of one model – a 16GB which is priced at $499. It’s good to know that interested buyers can opt for a 32GB variant for their bigger storage needs.

Additionally, the teaser also reveals that the device is coming to a list of countries soon. The lists even includes European countries, hereby debunking our previous report. Countries include Canada, U.K., Spain, Australia, Germany, France, Belgium, Malaysia, Sweden, Singapore, Finland, Greece, Denmark, New Zealand, Norway, Japan, and Hong Kong. Engadget was able to confirm that these markets will be seeing the device in Q1 next year, and that the list (seen above) is only partial. It looks like Oppo is aiming for a big launch here.

Gene Ryan Briones
Categories: Cellphones
Tags: Oppo, oppo find 5