The Oppo Find 5 is a Chinese-manufactured device with a “phablet” form factor (5-inch screen or greater) that has flown under the radar, especially with the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 hogging most of the phablet-related news and rumors. Despite its relative obscurity, GSMArena was able to uncover its specifications and post a few photos of the device.

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The Oppo Find 5 will apparently be a full-HD device with a 5-inch screen and 3 mm bezel – this is as close to full HD in its truest sense as you can get. It will be a quad-core powered gadget with a 1.5 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 and 2 GB RAM under the hood, with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean out of the box.

Its rear camera and battery are impressive as well; the rear shooter is rated at 12 megapixels and the battery at 2,500 mAh. Internal storage options are 16 GB and 32 GB. And it’s a very slender device with thickness of just 6.9 mm. All in all, the Oppo Find 5 should be competitive with other high-end phablets, such as the Galaxy Note 2 and the recently announced HTC J Butterfly, a Japanese exclusive we recently reported about.

At 3,000 and 3,300 Chinese yuan respectively for the 16 and 32 GB versions, the Find 5 is quite affordable given its high-end specs – that would be $475 and $520 in US currency for unlocked versions.

Unfortunately, there’s no word whether the device will be launched in the United States or Europe at this time. On the other hand, those who are interested could have the unlocked device imported, as it should support both GSM and HSPA standards.