In terms of appearance, the Oppo Find N3 has a sturdy body and a classic circular lens module design. The body is only 5.8 mm thick when opened and 11.7 mm thick when folded. The glass version weighs 245 g and the leather version weighs 239 g. It is available in three color options: Blue, Gold and Black.

Compared to the previous two generations of products, the changes in the appearance of Find N3 are quite obvious. First of all, the phone is no longer as "wide and fat" as before. The outer screen ratio has changed from the previous 17.7:9 to 20:9, and the outer screen size has also increased from 5.54 inches to 6.3 inches, so the overall device looks slimmer when folded.

The Find N3's back cover, middle frame, and outer screen have all been replaced with a flat design, and the high-gloss stainless steel middle frame looks much sharper. One edge of the outer screen is no longer slightly curved. The power/fingerprint recognition and volume buttons are located on the middle frame on the same side of the body. On the opposite side, there is a three-stage silent button with a diamond-cut "rhombus texture". With a clean design language, the Find N3 looks quite pure, more high-end business.

The third significant change is the giant circular camera module on the back that is meant to pay homage to the classic stopwatch. It has concentric circles on the outside of each camera. On the right side of the periscope, the classic Hasselblad logo appears as the “H” logo. The flash ring is designed on the outside of the module, which is covered in a highly polished metal for aesthetic purposes.

The charging port and SIM card slot are located at the bottom of the body, and there are two speaker holes on the upper and lower mid-frames that support engaging spatial audio technology.

The Find N3's internal and external displays both reach a maximum brightness of 2,800 nits. ProXDR display technology provides an 8x increase in dynamic range while saving up to 30% of power. The 7.8-inch internal AMOLED display has a resolution of 2,440 x 2,268 pixels for a 120Hz refresh rate (LTPO) with a 6:5.6 aspect ratio using ultra-thin UTG glass. The 6.31-inch external display uses Super Ceramic glass that supports 5x drop resistance and 17x impact resistance.

The Find N3 hinge has nearly a third less parts and uses aerospace-grade steel and zirconium alloy liquid metal to reduce weight while making the hinge flatter and more stable. Test results from TÜV Rheinland show that it can withstand more than 1 million folds.

In terms of performance, the Find N3 is equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip combined with LPDDR5X RAM, UFS 4.0 flash memory and dual-axis graphite heat dissipation support. The phone has a 4,805 mAh battery and supports 67W fast charging that can be fully charged in 42 minutes. The smart penetrating antenna significantly improves signal strength. In addition, the phone also has a multi-speaker system with 3 stereo speakers that can operate both horizontally and vertically.

To “open a new era for mobile photography,” the Find N3 includes a 48MP main rear camera setup with a 1/1.43-inch Sony LYT-T808 sensor that uses dual-layer transistor pixel technology to improve light sensitivity by 20%, paired with a 48MP ultra-wide camera (1/2-inch Sony IMX581 sensor) and a 64MP periscope telephoto camera (1/2-inch OmniVision OV64B sensor).

In addition, the Find N3 inherits the computational photography capabilities of the Find X6 series and is equipped with a new generation of light processors that can more accurately represent details, colors, lights and shadows. In particular, the National Secret Level 2 certified security chip provides chip-level protection for fingerprints and other biometric information, private files and mobile phone passwords. The security chip will re-encrypt this sensitive data to protect privacy and security at the dual hardware level.