In just ten days time, Oppo will launch the Find N5, the worlds thinnest book-style foldable. I just spent a few minutes with the device and what follows are my early impressions.Oppo is careful to use that book-style disclaimer, because the Find N5 isnt quite as thin as Huaweis trifold Mate XT, launched in China last year. Not when open that is, though the Find N5 is comfortably thinner than Huaweis phone when closed, helped by only having two panels to fold, not three.1/5It feels outstandingly thin, so much so that the USB-C port is separated from the outside of the phone by what feels like a hairs breadth of metal. Without ditching the port entirely, its hard to see how we get phones much thinner than this. Whats striking is that despite that, the phone feels solid, sturdy even. It doesnt buckle under pressure, and while Im sure JerryRigsEverything will find a way to make the phone snap, it doesnt feel like Im at risk of doing it by mistake.Oppo has also tried to reduce the visibility of the displays crease. It is there, and it is visible, but only when it catches the light at just the right angle, and its almost impossible to feel with your finger. The crease isnt gone just yet, but at this point its close enough that its difficult to imagine being bothered by it.The Find N5 is launching in black and white models, though theres a rather nifty looking purple vegan (aka, fake) leather model that seems to be China-only, which is a real shame. It runs Oppos ColorOS Android skin, which means it should boast the same powerful multitasking features that were such a big draw on the previous generation.Im not allowed to say too much more about the Find N5 until its launch on February 20th, beyond what Oppo itself has said already: it will be powered by Qualcomms Snapdragon 8 Elite chip; boasts a full array of IPX6, IPX8, and IPX9 water-resistance certifications; and packs in wireless charging as well as wired.The Find N5 launches in China and internationally next week, though not the US. That could still come later though. The previous-gen Find N3 eventually hit American stores as the OnePlus Open, and so its a safe bet that a version of the Find N5 with a OnePlus logo will be announced Stateside before too long.See More: