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

Oppo Find X7 - beauty and technology

The Find series of smartphones from the Chinese company Oppo has always been distinguished by its distinctive branded exterior and impressive price-quality ratio. And even though these phones were not very common outside of China, fans of the developer around the world found an opportunity to purchase the desired devices. And it looks like the demand for the hero of today’s review will be even higher.

It's hard not to fall in love with the sophisticated design of the new product. The glass and leather-style back panels look impeccable, and the futuristic block of photo modules also attracts attention. The front surface pleases with a frameless display with a high-quality under-screen fingerprint scanner. The case is also waterproof according to IP65 standard. It is not recommended to swim with the unit, but it is definitely not afraid of rain. The 6.78-inch AMOLED screen is ready to compete with flagship alternatives in many ways. The resolution of 2780 x 1264 pixels is excellent for the diagonal used and provides good image clarity; you will be pleased with the 120 Hz image refresh rate, the minimal PWM effect, and the responsiveness of the touch panel. Color reproduction is realistic, without serious errors.

Of course, the combination of the latest MediaTek Dimensity 9300 processor, 12GB/16GB of RAM and the Mali Immortalis-G720 MC12 video accelerator also deserves compliments. Such technical characteristics easily cope with any resource-intensive tasks, which will include advanced graphics like Genshin Impact, Diablo Immortal and others. In these projects, you can set the maximum graphic settings and enjoy game worlds detailed to the smallest detail. Of course, two million points in the AnTuTu benchmark directly speaks to the amazing smoothness of the Android 14 interface and the instant launch of applications. At the same time, there are no problems with autonomy. A 5000 mAh battery is responsible for it; you will only have to think about finding sockets with it once every day and a half. Wireless charging is not provided, but its wired counterpart is characterized by a power of 100W. From 256 to 1024GB of internal memory in UFS 4.0 format will make you forget about the lack of a slot for MicroSD cards.

The phablet doesn’t disappoint with its photo capabilities either. The 50-megapixel main Sony LYT-808 sensor and 64-megapixel telephoto lens from Omnivision have an advanced hybrid stabilization system, allowing you to count on impressive detail in pictures and video files up to 8K resolution. The 50-megapixel wide-angle lens tries to keep up; the frames it takes are free of noise and can be posted on social networks without editing. The sound of the stereo speakers is rich and pleasant to the ear; thanks to the presence of bass, your favorite songs are reproduced with the required volume. NFC contactless payments and support for 5G networks add to the list of advantages of the gadget, the only significant disadvantage of which is the lack of a global version. But it’s very easy to put up with several uninstallable service applications if you remember the many competitive advantages of the device and its affordable price tag.