In a poll on the day of launch we asked for our readers for their opinion about the phone, and they said they saw the Oppo Find X as an innovative smartphone and not a marketing gimmick.
Chinese
smartphone manufacturer Oppo on July 12 launched the Oppo
Find X in India. The phone is one of its kind and comes with a
motorised mechanical pop-up module, which hosts front camera,
earpiece, sensors on the front and rear camera, along with LED flash
on the back. In a poll run on the day of launch, we asked for our
readers to give their opinion about the phone, and their mandate has
been in favour of the Oppo Find X. They see the device as an
innovative smartphone rather than a marketing gimmick.
Oppo
Find X features
The
Find X sports a new design in comparison to the current-generation
flagship smartphones. The phone features a curved arc glass-based
design with a 6.42-inch AMOLED screen in 19.5:9 aspect ratio on the
front, stretchingt from edge to edge on three sides, and leaving a
negligible chin at the bottom. The all-screen design is achieved by
moving the earpiece, selfie camera and sensors to the pop-up mechanic
module (stealth design), which comes out from the top. The module
also sports the dual camera set-up on its back, along with LED flash,
that leaves the phone’s back with only the Oppo logo and the Find X
moniker.
Interestingly,
there is no fingerprint scanner and the phone relies on the front
camera as a biometric tool to unlock the phone.
The
front camera, along with a host of sensors such as a flood
illuminator, an infrared camera, a ranging sensor and a dot
projector, uses Oppo’s 3D structured light face recognition
technology to unlock the phone. According to the company’s claim,
the sensors used in the phone project over 15,000 recognition spots
on a human face, thereby building a complete 3D facial model of the
user to accurately recognise the face and unlock the device. This is
a somewhat similar set-up first seen in the Apple iPhone X.
However,
Oppo managed to implement it without using a notch-based screen.
In
terms of camera, the Oppo
Find X sports a 25-megapixel selfie sensor and 16MP+20MP dual
lenses on the back. Both the front and rear cameras use AI technology
for scene selection and to improve the output. The cameras also
feature a 3D lighting technique for portraits with background bokeh
effect.
Oppo
Find X software
The
phone features gesture-based ColorOS 5.1 operating system, which is a
custom ROM built on the Google Android Oreo. The operating system
allows system-wide integration of Google Assistant, which enables
voice command-based operations to look up information, schedule
appointments, make phone calls, play music, listen to weather
forecasts and find locations.
The Find X is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, paired with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of ROM. The phone is powered by a 3,730 mAH battery, which supports Oppo’s VOOC flash charging technology that, the company claims, provides up to two hours of talk time in five minutes of charging.
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