Oppo Find X launch: Price, specifications, features, India release date, and more. Oppo Find X launch: Price, specifications, features, India release date, and more. Oppo Find X has been made official in Paris, the company’s first global smartphone. While there’s plenty to say about the high-end phone, Oppo Find X stands out for two things: its bezel-less screen and slide-out cameras. The Oppo Find X appears to be futuristic and that’s what the Chinese company will be highlighting in its marketing campaigns when the phone hit the market in the coming days. Oppo Find X is squarely aimed at Apple iPhone X, Samsung Galaxy S9+ and the Huawei P20 Pro. Here’s everything you need to know about the Oppo Find X, including its key features, price, specifications, and release date in India. Oppo Find X is all about an all-screen design It’s hard to ignore the Oppo X, and the reason is evident: the phone has an all-screen design. The Find X is the world’s first smartphone to come with a screen-to-body-ratio of 93.8 per cent. It simply means that the bezels are completely gone from three sides, although you’ll still a small chin at the base of the screen. Vivo Nex is another bezel-less smartphone with a screen-to-body ratio of 91. 24 per cent. Both brands, along with OnePlus, are owned by Chinese BBK Electronics. Arguably the most impressive feature of the Oppo Find X is its notchless display. Yes, the Find X skips the controversial notch design that was popularised by Apple with the iPhone X last year. This makes the Find X one of the few premium smartphones, along with the Vivo Nex, to adopt a notch-less display. The large 6.4-inch FHD+ 19.5:9 OLED display does stretch across the entire front. Dubbed as the “Panoramic Arc Screen”, it features a curved design with dual-edges. The screen closely resembles the Galaxy S9, which also has the same curved edges on each side. Cosmetically, the glass front and rear, and the metal frame provide a premium feel. The Oppo Find X’s design has a drawback, though. Given that the phone’s top slides up every time, it makes us wonder how durable these moving parts would be in due course of usage. The Find X will be made available in two colour options – Glacier Blue and Bordeaux Red. Also read: Oppo Find X with three pop-up cameras, truly bezel-less display launched: Price, specifications Oppo Find X shines with slide-out cameras Oppo Find X has three cameras onboard and none of them are visible on the device. That’s probably because they’re hidden at the top of the phone, which pops up only when the camera app is open. This is a bold move on the part of the Oppo – and that should be applauded. There is a dual-camera setup on the back, comprising of a 16MP primary and a 20MP secondary snapper, with Optical Image Stabilisation (OIS) included. The two cameras work in tandem to create a bokeh effect on your images. When you close the camera app, a motorised slide-out camera module will move back to the phone’s chassis and becomes completely invisible when you hold the device. Oppo claims the intelligent motorised camera mechanism only takes 0.5 seconds to pop up. Arguably the most impressive feature of the Oppo Find X is its notchless display. Arguably the most impressive feature of the Oppo Find X is its notchless display. Then there’s AI scene recognition feature, which works in a similar fashion as seen on the Huawei P20 Pro. It automatically adjusts the camera settings depending upon the scene, giving you a much better photograph. On the front, you will find a 25MP front-facing camera. Oppo Find X gets 3D facial recognition feature Oppo Find X is the world’s second Android smartphone, after the Xiaomi Mi 8 Explorer Edition, to feature 3D facial recognition. Like the iPhone X, Oppo Find X doesn’t have a fingerprint scanner, instead relies on a 3D facial recognition technology. Similar to the setup on the iPhone X, O-Face uses a flood illuminator, infrared camera, ranging sensor, and a dot projector for biometrics. Opp claims the failure rate of -O-Face is one in million. Also read: Oppo Find X comes with motorised camera module and it is no surprise Oppo Find X scores high on the hardware Oppo Find X comes with monstrous specifications including a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor coupled with 8GB RAM and 256GB of internal storage. It is backed by a 3730mAh battery, which supports Oppo’s custom super fast VOOC charging technology. Basically, this phone is a beast. You don’t get wireless charging though, and sadly a 3.5mm headphone jack is also missing. On the software side, the Find X runs on ColorOS 5.1 which is based on Android 8.1 Oreo. Oppo Find X may launch in India on July 12 Oppo has scheduled an event in India on July 12, where it is expected to launch the Find X. Even though the invite doesn’t reveal the name of the device, many believe the device will be none other but the Find X. The invite comes with the caption “Find what you have been looking out for until now”, which hints at the launch of the Find X. Oppo Find X has already gone on sale in China, and will be debuting in North America and Europe in August. Oppo has scheduled an event in India on July 12, where it is expected to launch the Find X. Oppo has scheduled an event in India on July 12, where it is expected to launch the Find X. Internationally, Oppo Find X is priced at Euro 999 (or approx Rs 78,000) for the model with 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. Aside from the standard model, Oppo will be seeling a Lamborgini edition of the Find X. It boasts 512GB of internal storage and a smaller 3400mAh battery. The special edition smartphone will cost Euro 1,699 (or approx Rs 1,33,844). This is the first smartphone from Oppo to be unveiled in partnership with the Italian luxury car maker.<doc-sep>tech2 News Staff Much of yesterday was focused around the official launch of the new flagship, from Chinese smartphone maker Oppo, called the Find X. The phone has been unveiled for the Chinese, American and European audiences, but if a Oppo teaser is to be believed, then it would seem that the phone may also be coming to Indian markets. The Oppo Find X was annouced yesterday in Paris and was also launched in China. However, as per a report by Fonearena, there is a new invite from Oppo about a launch on 12 July. The tagline of the invite reads "Find what you have been looking for until now" and this could very well mean that Oppo plans to unveil its flagship device in India. The smartphone has a ton of interesting features which include a curved 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a screen-to-body ratio of 93.8 percent, a pop-out camera and more. The front camera has a 24 MP sensor and also features 3D face scanning sensors, quite like the iPhone X. There’s no under-display fingerprint reader on this device and face authentication is the only biometric way of unlocking the device. On the back there is 16 MP + 20 MP camera system. The device features a top of the line Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB of internal storage (also available in lower storage variants) and comes with support for global LTE bands. There’s no wireless charging, but the device does pack in a 3,700 mAh battery with support for the Oppo VOOC quick charging system. The custom skin on the Find X is updated to the latest Android 8.1 Oreo software update. The price of the 256 GB variant of the device has been revealed to be 999 Euros (approx Rs 79,000). Oppo also unveiled the Find X Automobili Lamborghini Edition and it comes with an upgraded version of the VOOC charging system called as SuperVOOC. This enables the phone to charge from 0-100 in 35 minutes. There is also special packaging with custom accessories and design elements from Lamborghini's cars. The phone is priced at 1,699 euros and is the first of many Lamborghini-branded smartphones from Oppo.<doc-sep>Oppo Find X with motorised camera module, 6.4-inch edge-to-edge AMOLED display launched for a price starting at Euro 999 (around Rs 78,730) Oppo Find X with motorised camera module, 6.4-inch edge-to-edge AMOLED display launched for a price starting at Euro 999 (around Rs 78,730) OPPO FIND X LAUNCH: Oppo, the brand known for bringing selfie-focused smartphones, has launched its flagship model for the year, Oppo Find X, in Paris. The new Oppo Find X is an all-screen truly bezel-less smartphone that comes with a screen-to-body ratio of 93.8 percent. While the handset looks enticing, courtesy of its unique design, the real attraction of Oppo’s flagship model is its camera system. Unlike many Android OEMs that have begun embracing the notch-style display, Oppo has pushed the envelope with a motorised slider at the top that comes out while launching the front or rear camera. This slide out module houses a 25MP camera and 3D facial recognition sensors up front. At the back, it features a dual camera setup having a 20MP sensor with f/2.2 aperture and a 16MP secondary sensor with f/2.0 aperture. Oppo Find X flaunts a tall 6.4-inch dual curved edge-to-edge AMOLED display with 2340 x 1080 pixel resolution. The phone looks quite similar to Samsung flagship phone Galaxy S9 which also flaunts a curved Infinity edge display. Underneath its elegant glass body sits Qualcomm’s high-end Snapdragon 845 chipset paired with massive 8GB of RAM and 256GB onboard storage. Oppo Find X has a motorised slider at the top that retracts while launching the front or rear camera Oppo Find X has a motorised slider at the top that retracts while launching the front or rear camera Also Read | Oppo Find X comes with motorised camera module and it is no surprise On the software, the new Oppo smartphone runs proprietary ColorOS 5.1 based Android 8.1 Oreo. Oppo has confirmed that the handset will get the Android P developer preview. Oppo Find X does not come with a fingerprint scanner and the phone instead relies on 3D facial unlock authentication. Oppo Find X facial recognition uses 15,000 dots to map a face which is further supported by flood illuminator, IR camera, proximity sensor, a dot projector and of course the front-facing camera. The stock camera app features Apple-like portrait mode and portrait lighting options. It also carries Huawei-inspired AI-enhanced object and scene detection feature that tweaks camera settings automatically. Similar to a few flagship smartphones that debuted this year, Oppo Find X does not offer 3.5mm audio jack. The phone does not have IP rating water and dust resistance and wireless charging support either. It comes with a 3730mAh battery and supports Oppo’s VOOC fast charging technology. Oppo has announced its latest flagship smartphone at a price of Euro 999 (around Rs 78,730) for the 256GB version. The Chinese OEM has also launched a special Lamborgini edition of the phone, which will come at an expensive price tag of Euro 1699 (roughly Rs 1,33,880). The special edition comes with engraved logo and offers 512GB of RAM and Super VOOC fast charging. While Oppo devices previously were only limited to the Asian market, the new Find X will sell globally including Europe and North America in August.<doc-sep>
The Oppo Find X is official, and it's every bit as futuristic as it was touted to be prior to launch. The Find X, is indeed, an all screen and no bezel phone. Or at least, the closest that it can get to realizing this dream in the current scenario. The Find X achieves this by taking forward things that Vivo started with its recently launched X21, and adding all sorts of crazy to it, down to the T. The Find X, to begin with, has a whopping 93.8 per cent screen-to-body ratio. Oppo calls it panoramic arc screen. The Find X is Oppo's first flagship in years, but unlike its other flagship phones, the Find X is launching in global markets including North America and Europe. Further, the company is hosting a separate launch event in India on July 12 where Oppo is expected to announce the Find X for the Indian market. Here's a closer look at everything that the Oppo Find X brings to the table. Specifications: Processor: The Oppo Find X is powered by the top-of-the-line Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 processor. RAM: The Oppo Find X comes with up to 8GB RAM. Internal storage: It comes with up to 256GB internal storage which is also expandable. Screen: The Oppo Find X comes with a 6.4-inch 1080p+ OLED display and a screen-to-body ratio of 93.8 per cent. Rear camera: The Oppo Find X sports a dual camera system on the rear consisting of one 16MP camera and another 20MP shooter. There's OIS and also lots and lots of AI on-board. Front camera: On the front, the Oppo Find X comes with a 25MP camera with AI and portrait light feature. Software: The Oppo Find X runs Android 8.1 Oreo-based Colour OS 5.1. The Find X is also eligible for Android P Beta. Battery: The phone is backed by a 3,730 mAh battery with support for VOOC fast charging. The phone charges over USB Type-C. Special features: -- The Oppo Find X does not have a notch nor a prominent chin. One wonders how things would be if Oppo had somehow managed to removed that wee bit of chin like the Apple iPhone X, as well. But that's alright. The Find X is the craziest bit of technology we've seen coming out of China off late -- after the Vivo Nex -- and because Oppo is fairly active in India, chances are the Find X may come to India as well. The fact that the phone supports global LTE bands and will be sold in the US and Europe -- a first for Oppo -- adds credence to the fact that Oppo isn't looking for China exclusivity with the Find X. -- The Find X, as crazy as it is, features an all-glass front and back. A completely clean front and back. There are no physical buttons. Or cameras. That's right, the Find X does not ship with conventional cameras. Instead it features a motorized system that pops out every time you need the cameras, or face unlock. Oppo calls it Stealth 3D camera system. The system is similar to the pop-out system found on the Vivo Nex only in the case of the Find X, it involves both the front and rear cameras that sit nestled inside the glass sandwich and pop out only when you want them to. Oppo says that the system can pop out in just 0.5 seconds which is pretty nice, although it must be noted, that such a system that's dependant on moving parts would be prone to wear and tear over time. Oppo claims that the system can be used for roughly 300,000 times, which should get most users over 5 years of usage from the Find X. -- The Find X does not have a fingerprint scanner and instead supports only 3D facial recognition. It does not have a 3.5mm headphone jack as well. -- The 3D facial recognition technology on-board the Oppo Find X uses a system that's pretty similar to the one found on the iPhone X. It consists of a dot projector, an infrared camera and a flood illuminator that apparently makes O-Face (that's what Oppo calls its system) a whole lot secure and faster than conventional mechanisms. Also, it works in the dark, claims Oppo. -- The cameras on-board the Oppo Find X are loaded with AI.