Oppo K7x Review: specs and features, camera quality test, gaming benchmark, user opinions and photos

Oppo K7x - strange decisions

The Chinese company Oppo never ceases to expand the range of smartphones on offer, many of which are close to being bestsellers. Unfortunately, often the developer's products lack the competitive edge or functionality to be real hits. The hero of today's review is no exception.

The appearance of the novelty meets the standards of the price category and resembles that of most opponents. The side fingerprint sensor is convenient and pretty, the back panel is covered with polycarbonate with beautiful and rich colors, and is also decorated with a block of four photomodules. The 6.5-inch OGS display is almost bezel-less , which is good news. The 20MP selfie camera in the upper left corner of the IPS panel adds extra beauty. The screen is equipped with everything necessary to please the modern user. The resolution is 2400 x 1080 pixels, a decent 90Hz refresh rate , high contrast and brightness values help the reproduced picture look good even in direct sunlight.

Technical characteristics in the face of the Mediatek Dimensity 800U processor, 6GB / 8GB of RAM and the Mali G57MC3 graphics chip are aimed at providing decent gaming performance, excellent energy efficiency and support for 5G frequencies. Demanding games run smoothly at medium-high graphics settings, and the phablet is ready to run more than 10 hours of active screen time from an impressive 5000 mAh battery . The amount of internal storage varies from 64 to 256GB , depending on the version of the device, there is also a slot for microSD cards .

The main camera quartet does not impress with its photographic capabilities. Samsung's 48-megapixel sensor is excellent for daytime photography, in which it exhibits both remarkable detail and near-natural color reproduction. The evening shots are much worse for the modules, noise appears. The main disadvantage of the gadget is the lack of NFC contactless payments that are important for millions of people. It is this shortcoming that will be the reason to refuse to buy a good, but still far from ideal device.