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Oppo Find X5 Pro review
The 6.7-inch Oppo Find X5 Pro runs Android 12 on Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal (non-expandable) storage. A four-figure price tag (£1,049 inc. VAT in the UK) means that this handset needs to excel in every respect, and a top-end chipset, a large fast-charging battery (5000mAh), a 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen and a camera system co-designed by Hasselblad that includes a custom imaging NPU chip all make it sound alluring. The Oppo Find X5 Pro has a distinctive design with the camera array at the back sitting in an irregularly shaped, raised area that looks like it has been moulded out of the rest of the chassis rather than, as is more usual, inserted into a cut-out. The X3 Pro had a more uniformly shaped camera bump; the change this time around is apparently to help users get a more comfortable hold on the handset when shooting photos or video.
It didn’t make much difference to me in terms of ergonomics, but visually it’s a refreshing change from rectilinear or circular designs. It may be robust, but the ceramic back is extremely smooth, causing the phone to slither around even on my wooden desk.
Frequent falls onto a concrete or tiled floor might challenge the ceramic or the screen, which is protected by Gorilla Glass Victus. Although drops onto hard surfaces could be an issue, the Find X5 Pro does have a flagship-class IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.
Like other handset makers, Oppo lets you tweak the display settings, offering controls for colour mode, sharpness and tones. Bass tones are not great, but spoken word is very clear and treble frequencies are strong, making this a good handset for speaker use in some, if not all, audio genres. As befits a flagship-class handset, the Oppo Find X5 Pro is powered by Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, with 12GB of RAM. Oppo’s ColorOS 12.1 sits on top of Android 12, adding in a range of operating system tweaks and settings options.
These include a pull-out side-panel that lets you either drag an app or tool out into a floating window or set it as part of a split screen. Unfortunately, Oppo also takes the opportunity to market a host of third-party apps, including the usual social media suspects and some familiar shopping applications.
A point to note, though, is that the main 50MP wide-angle camera is the only one with 5-axis OIS stabilisation, which comes in handy when shooting in low light. You can shoot in Hasselblad’s XPan mode with its 65:24 aspect ratio, and flick between colour and monochrome using an on-screen toggle. Under my three-hour YouTube binge, the Oppo Find X5 Pro lost 17% from a full charge, suggesting battery life of around 17.6 hours in total. Although it’s a decent flagship-class smartphone, the Find X5 Pro arguably struggles to justify its four-figure price.
Dimensions 163.7mm × 73.9mm × 8.5mm Weight 218g Materials ceramic IP rating (dust & water resistance) IP68 Colours Ceramic White, Glaze Black Screen 6.7-inch AMOLED, 120Hz refresh (LTPO), WQHD+ (144 x 3216, 525ppi), 10-bit colour, 97% NTSC, 100% DCI-P3, 500 nits (default), Gorilla Glass Victus OS Android 12 + ColorOS 12.1 Chipset Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 Imaging NPU MariSilicon X RAM 12GB Internal storage 256GB MicroSD card slot no Rear cameras 50MP f/1.7 wide angle (80°), dual-OIS 5-axis stabilisation • 50MP f/2.2 ultra-wide angle (110°, 4cm macro support) • 13MP f/2.4 telephoto (45°) Front camera 32MP f/2.4 wide angle (90°) Battery capacity 5000mAh Wired charging 80W SuperVOOC (50% charge in 12 mins) Wireless charging 50W AirVOOC (100% charge in 47 mins), 10W reverse wireless charging Cooling system graphene film + vapour chamber Wired connection USB-C 3.5mm headphone jack no Speakers stereo Wi-Fi Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) Bluetooth 5.2 Networks 5G (SA, NSA), 4G LTE, 3G UMTS, 2G GSM SIMs 2x Nano SIM, eSIM Sensors geomagnetic, proximity, ambient light, colour temperature, accelerometer, gravity, multi-spectral, gyroscope, pedometer NFC yes Geolocation GPS, A-GPS, BeiDou, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS Biometrics fingerprint (in-screen), face recognition In the box phone, charger, USB data cable, SIM ejector tool, safety guide, quick-start guide, protective case, USB dongle (Type-A to Type-C), exclusive service card Price (UK) £1,049 (~$1,320) There’s an increasingly wide choice of flagship smartphones with high-end specifications, plus premium design and build quality.
OPPO Find X5 Pro Snapdragon Edition
ColorOS 12.1 Based On Android 12 OS OPPO Find X5 Pro Snapdragon Edition runs on ColorOS 12.1 based on the Android 12 OS operating system that offers a fresh, fast platform to help you stay connected and productive while you’re on the go. International Multi-language Supported Offers 16 languages to world’s user: Chinese, English, Malaysia, French, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Burmese,Thai, Bengalese, Nepal, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Pilipino,Thai, Laotian, Hindi.
Access to Google Play Browse and download apps, magazines, books, movies, and television programs directly to your phone. Use Your Smartphone As a Mobile Hotspot Share your 4G data connection with other compatible wireless devices.
Oppo Find X5 Pro – Specifications, Release Date, Latest News (13th December 2023)
The Oppo Find X5 Pro is rumoured to run Android 12 and is expected to be powered by a 5000mAh battery. The Oppo Find X5 Pro runs ColorOS 12.1 is based on Android 12 and packs 256GB of inbuilt storage.
The Oppo Find X5 Pro is said to measure 163.70 x 73.90 x 8.50mm (height x width x thickness) and weighs 218.00 grams.
Oppo Find X5 Pro Review – Slick smartphone with a Hasselblad camera
The technical specs of the front camera of the Oppo Find X5 Pro have not changed; 32MP and a fixed focus lens. We also like its image stabilization that eliminates camera shake, even with longer focal lengths (up to 20x digital magnification). The ultra-wide angle has great depth of field and shows only minimal chromatic aberrations in the margins, a very convincing finding indeed.
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