Oppo Find X5 Pro+ Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Find X5 Pro+ - improvement for photographers

The Chinese company Oppo demonstrates its full potential in the Find-line of flagships. Excellent design, record performance, perfect functionality - these are just some of the compliments that can be addressed to the previously mentioned phones. At the same time, the developer is trying to constantly refine their products, as a result of which incredibly technological and relevant models appear, like the hero of today's review.

The appearance of the novelty almost completely adopted the features of its predecessor without the Plus index. The original "fantastic" block of three cameras, the glass of the back panel and the metal edging that are pleasantly cooling the palm, the 6.78-inch AMOLED screen without frames allow you to get aesthetic pleasure from a well-thought-out exterior. Separately, it is worth praising the accuracy of the under-screen fingerprint sensor. As for the quality of the displayed image, it meets all flagship standards. A huge resolution of 3200x1440 pixels helps to achieve phenomenal content clarity, an excellent 120 Hz refresh rate and an impressive margin of brightness will make a positive impression on the most sophisticated audience.

The technical characteristics have not become more productive, but there is no reason to be upset, because today it is simply impossible to improve the top Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen1 CPU. The chipset, together with 12/16GB of RAM and the Adreno 730 video adapter, breaks all records in benchmarks and easily cracks down on the most resource-intensive Android games. At the same time, gamers will enjoy exclusively maximum graphics presets in any game projects for several years to come. True, the processor still has problems with heating. Throttling does not affect the performance of applications, but a case heated to almost 50 degrees will cause discomfort. At the same time, the energy efficiency of the Qualcomm chip is reasonable, the 5000mAh battery needs to be charged every one and a half days. The user is offered a choice of wired charging with a power of 80W or its wireless equivalent of 50W . As for the internal storage, its size has been increased to an impressive 256/512GB in UFS 3.1 format.

The greatest changes were made in the photo capabilities of the phablet. 50-megapixel (main sensor Sony IMX789 and wide-angle IMX766) and 64-megapixel (telephoto lens with five times optical zoom) photomodules turn the device into one of the best camera phones. The device flawlessly copes with complex shooting scenarios, which include evening photo shoots and extremely dynamic objects. Of course, such photos and videos would not have been possible without a sophisticated hybrid stabilization system. The stereo sound is also rich. NFC contactless payments, IP68 waterproofing and support for 5G networks will additionally encourage buyers to purchase an expensive, but very competitive and high-quality Android smartphone.