Oppo Find X8 Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo Find X8 - the most optimal flagship?

The Find series of smartphones from the Chinese company Oppo has always pleased customers with an impeccable price-quality ratio, which could not be violated by absolutely non-critical shortcomings. With each generation, the line demonstrated a noticeable improvement in performance, design, photo capabilities and other parameters. And the hero of today's review did not break this tradition.

The appearance of the new product is slightly different from that of its predecessors, but this fact cannot be considered a minus. The familiar round block of three photo modules still causes delight, stylish glass or stylized leather back panels, thin display frames, metal edging also make you experience positive emotions. The 6.59-inch AMOLED screen retained a resolution of 2760x1256 pixels, as well as a 120-Hz refresh rate. However, in terms of brightness, we now have a truly top-end AMOLED panel, 5000+ nits allow you to easily handle the mobile assistant even in direct sunlight. Of course, the color rendering is more than good, and the oleophobic coating is also excellent.

The technical characteristics are the latest MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chipset, 12/16 GB of RAM. The results in benchmarks are amazing, the CPU scores more than 3 million points in the AnTuTu benchmark, all resource-intensive gaming applications are conquered by it at maximum graphics settings, while the frame rate exceeds 60 frames per second. Autonomy is also not disappointing, because the battery is responsible for it at 5630 mAh. It is easy to get about 9-10 hours of active screen time with it, the user is offered a choice of wired fast charging with a power of 80W and its wireless alternative at 50W. The size of the permanent memory has reached values ​​of 256/512/1024 GB of UFS 4.0 format.

Of course, the photographic capabilities of the main cameras have also been upgraded. The main updated 50-megapixel module from Sony with hybrid stabilization, a wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens (also with OIS) in the same 50MP (three-fold optical zoom) practically bring the phablet to the rank of camera phones. Even evening and night photos are full of small details without blurring and noise. Stereo speakers reach a volume of 90 dB with a fairly balanced frequency response. NFC contactless payments, IP68 water resistance, and a reasonable price tag only emphasize the relevance and future popularity of this outstanding gadget.