Since OPPO had trademarked the “OPPO Find X” moniker in April, the rumor mill has been speculating that it could be the upcoming ultimate flagship phone from the company. A render of the alleged OPPO Find X has surfaced today to reveal its front and rear design.
The render reveals that the alleged OPPO Find X features a notched display like the OPPO R15. This suggests that the screen of the Find X offers an aspect ratio of 19:9. Its side bezels are almost non-existent, and the bottom bezel is slightly thick. The backside of the Find X features a vertically arranged triple camera setup and an LED flash.
The fingerprint reader is not present on the front or rear sides of the Find X. This could mean that the handset may feature an under-display fingerprint scanner. The Chinese manufacturer has recently received a patent approval for in-display fingerprint scanner which suggests that if the Find X exists for real, it may feature the advanced biometric recognition technology. Other rumors suggest that the handset could be equipped some more advanced features such as super-fast 15-minute flash charge and 5x lossless zoom.
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There is fierce competition in the market for mid-range phones in China as there are numerous smartphone OEMs out there that are releasing budget-friendly phones with best of the specs. OPPO has concentrated on releasing R, F and A series of smartphones in the recent years. This strategy has allowed it gain good market share in China. However, the company has not launched a flagship phone after the OPPO Find 7 smartphone that was unveiled in 2014. Rumors have it that OPPO may release a Find series phone this year to target the high-end market.
There are have been rumors of Find 9 and Find 11 in the past years, but they were all found to be false. However, new rumors claim that the Chinese manufacturer will launch OPPO Find X phone this year. Since it is speculated to debut as a flagship phone, it may feature the Snapdragon 845 SoC.
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