Earlier today (20th January 2020), Lu Qianho, the Director of Consumer Experience Department of ZTE reposted Oppo‘s Vice President Shen Yiren’s ost regarding the Oppo Find X2. The former is apparently a fan of the Oppo Find series and is excited about its upcoming latest entry.
In 2018, Oppo had officially unveiled the Oppo Find X in June. The smartphone was the Chinese company’s flagship device and boaster the highest screen to body ratio that was available at that time. The smartphone arrived with a number of notable features like 3D facial recognition and the, then rare, mechanized pop-up camera.
The launch of the smartphone went successfully and was well received in many regions. However, its popularity didn’t stop there as Lu Qianho also became a fan of the device calling it “really amazing.” Lu reshared Oppo Vice President’s post and also stated that the Oppo Find X2 could be regarded as “the representative of the domestic (China) flagship series” and that he hopes it still “maintains a delicate appearance and light feel.” It is rare for competitors in the stiff smartphone market to praise other OEM’s offerings, so this comes as a pleasant surprise.
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Oppo’s Find X2 is expected to arrive in the first quarter of 2020 this year and is also speculated to be unveiled at MWC 2020 which will take place in February. Reportedly, it will feature a high refresh rate of 120Hz on display with a 2K resolution. Shen Yiren has placed an emphasis on the device being one of the best smartphone displays of 2020 but we will have to wait and see regarding the tall claim.
Under the hood, Oppo Find X2 will most likely sport Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 SoC since it is a flagship smartphone and will support 5G networking. Reportedly, it also features super flash charging with rates up to at least 65W. Unfortunately, we will have to wait until the official announcement before providing any concrete statements, so stay tuned.
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