Oppo’s Latest Innovations: Gimbal Cameras and New Foldables
The company is expanding its portfolio with high-performance hardware and advanced camera systems.

Oppo’s Ambitious Plans for the Year
All eyes are on Oppo as the company prepares to launch several significant flagship products. Latest reports suggest the brand is ready to introduce devices that will shift standards in mobile technology and photography. The upcoming lineup includes an innovative pocket-sized gimbal camera, a new foldable smartphone, and a standard flagship featuring a unique design.
The Fuyao Gimbal Camera
The most anticipated device is the new pocket-sized gimbal camera, codenamed Fuyao. It is expected to make its official debut by the end of this year. Preliminary data indicates the camera will feature a 200-megapixel, 1/1.12-inch sensor, ensuring high-quality photo and video capture. The project is being developed in collaboration with Hasselblad, guaranteeing precision in colour processing and optics.
Find N7 and Reno X: The New Generation of Flagships
In the foldable segment, Oppo is preparing the successor to its Find N series, the Find N7. This model will be powered by the latest 2-nanometre Snapdragon chipset. A major focus has been placed on completely eliminating the screen crease, providing users with a smooth and seamless visual experience. Furthermore, the foldable will feature a 200-megapixel camera equipped with a gimbal stabilisation system.

Regarding traditional candy-bar smartphones, the company is working on the Reno X. This model will stand out with a 16:9 aspect ratio screen, distinguishing it from other devices currently on the market. It will run on a flagship Dimensity 9-series processor and, like the other new models, will include a 200-megapixel main camera.
What This Means for Users
Oppo’s strategy confirms the company's commitment to experimenting with both hardware and software. Integrating gimbal systems into mobile devices could become a new standard for videography, which is particularly important for content creators. These developments are significant for users in Georgia, where Oppo products are becoming increasingly popular. If the company successfully implements these technologies into mass production, we will soon see smartphones that closely mirror the capabilities of professional cameras.