OPPO has been actively launching new devices and now the company seems to be all set to launch its next-generation Find-series flagship phone — OPPO Find X2.
Ahead of the officially announcement, screen protector of the upcoming smartphone has surfaced online, which reveals some interesting information about the phone’s design. It shows that the device will have a punch-hole cut-out for the front-facing camera.
Further, the image shows that while the phone won’t feature a waterfall screen, it does have curved edges on the sides which is more than the usual curve. The bezels at the sides are also extremely thin.
The OPPO Find X2 will come with a hyperboloid OLED display with a punch-hole cut-out and will be offering 2K+ screen resolution at 120Hz refresh rate. It is said that the phone may use COP packaging process for this flagship device.
As per the rumors, the device will be powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC and will support dual-mode 5G with SA and NSA modes. Also, the phone’s battery capacity isn’t expected to be more than 4,000mAh and will reportedly comes with support for 65W VOOC fast charging support.
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Recently, reports started surfacing online that the company has jointly developed the Sony IMX689 camera sensor for the OPPO Find X2. The Sony IMX689 is said to be the world’s first all-pixel omnidirectional focusing technology.
This 48-megapixel primary camera sensor will be coupled with a Sony IMX708 and a 13-megapixel telephoto sensor with 5x hybrid optical zooms support. The Sony IMX708 that will premiere on the Find X2 is the said to be the strongest super-wide lens. At the front, the Find X2 will be equipped with a Sony IMX616 32-megapixel selfie camera.
While the company has not yet revealed anything related to the launch date of the flagship OPPO Find X2 smartphone, it won’t be surprising if the company choose to launch the device at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2020 later this month in Barcelona.
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