Oppo Find X7 Ultra Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Find X7 Ultra - working ahead

It's amazing how quickly the Chinese company Oppo was able to release a new flagship based on the updated chipset from Qualcomm. While opponents are only announcing new products, the hero of today's review is already available for order. And, what is even more surprising, the unit is superior in design, photo capabilities and functionality to most future solutions from competitors.

There is hardly a person who does not like the exterior of the phablet. The stylish leather texture of the back panel, the massive but incredibly beautiful block of photomodules, the ergonomic shape of the case with metal edging, and the minimal display frames will leave an extremely positive impression. The 6.82-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 3168x1440 pixels provides not only excellent image clarity, but also excellent maximum brightness of over 2000 nits, a 120 Hz picture refresh rate, realistic color reproduction, and impeccable touch panel responsiveness. Of course, there is also a high-quality oleophobic glass coating.

Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 is a top gaming chipset, working in tandem with 12GB/16GB of RAM and an Adreno 750 video adapter. It is simply impossible to complain about its performance, because the processor produces more than two million points in the AnTuTu benchmark, and can handle all existing games and applications without the slightest problem . In addition, an effective cooling system prevents the device from heating up. A 5000 mAh battery provides a level of autonomy of 7-8 hours of active screen time. The buyer has a choice of a wired charging method with a power of 100W and its wireless counterpart with a power of 50W. There is no need to stay near an outlet or charger for a long time. The amount of permanent memory has been increased to 256/512GB in UFS 4.0 format, so the lack of internal storage is unlikely to affect anyone.

Mobile photographers will love Sony's four cameras (the LYT-900 main sensor with hybrid image stabilization, the LYT-600 wide-angle lens, the IMX890 2.8x telephoto lens, and the IMX858 6x zoom lens) to cover a variety of shooting scenarios. Even night photographs are overflowing with the amount of detail and are striking in the absence of noise and other kinds of artifacts. The video recorded in 8K resolution is also a delight. The stereo sound is very loud and rich, we are pleased with the presence of moisture protection according to IP68 standards, NFC contactless payments, and an infrared port for controlling household appliances. But the lack of the global version is slightly upsetting, because you will have to come to terms with undeletable services for the Middle Kingdom. But the gadget’s huge combination of advantages, coupled with its affordable price tag, make it an extremely desirable purchase.