Oppo, which has found itself among the world’s largest phone brands with its recently produced smartphones, introduced the flagship smartphone Find X5 Pro, which it has been working on for a long time. The company wants to expand its position in the smartphone market with the series consisting of three models, Find X5, Find X5 Lite and Find X5 Pro, which it will introduce today. Here are the features of the smartphone…
Find X5 Pro comes with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset
Oppo has officially announced the flagship phone Find X5 Pro, which it has been preparing for a long time. The smartphone is similar in design to the company’s previous flagship phone Find X3 Pro. So much so that the one-piece curved design on both phones is on the way to become the company’s signature. The smartphone stands out especially with its camera design.
Oppo seems to aim to prioritize the cameras in its flagship phone. So much so that the Find X5 Pro has a dual primary sensor of 50 megapixels. But each of them has a few different features, lens arrangement. Because the ultra-wide camera on the smartphone includes a free-form lens. Thus, the company aims to prevent distortion in wide-angle shots. It also has an AF/2.2 aperture and a 110-degree field of view.
Oppo Find X5 Pro has a 6.7” AMOLED display with a refresh rate ranging from 1Hz to 120Hz on the front. In addition, the screen can see the peak with a brightness of 1300 nits. Find X5 Pro has an artificial intelligence design that can improve camera performance in low light even in 4K footage. Oppo developed the artificial intelligence called Marisilicon X NPU for its own phones.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 welcomes us in the processor part of Find X5 Pro. The smartphone, which has a 5000 mAh battery, will have 80W fast charging and 50W wireless charging capabilities. The smartphone with 256GB of storage will have 12GB of RAM. Oppo did not make a statement about the prices of the phones. It is stated that the price of the smartphone, which has begun to disperse in the global market, will vary from region to region.
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