OPPO seems to be hard at work with the Find X7 series. It is safe to say that the new phone will offer the best hardware in the market, including the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, as well as the Sony LYT-900 primary sensor. Now, the company has teased the design of the phone, which confirms some of the key elements of the phone, and well, it has our attention.
OPPO does not want the OPPO Find X7 series to suffer in terms of cameras, and the latest teaser shows just that
The OPPO Find X7 is going to bring a very familiar look from OPPO with a dual-toned back complemented by a circular camera island to give the phone the premium look that most people are looking for. The video also confirms that the phone has an Alert Slider. The feature is coming right off from OnePlus phones, and I am glad that more companies are offering it. You can check the video below:
Going through the teaser, you will notice some things about the OPPO Find X7 series. For instance, the higher-end model will have two periscope cameras. This is the first time a company is doing this, and this does fall in line with previous rumors that we have heard, as well. There will be a 135mm focal length, which will be around 5.6x periscope zoom range.
The company has also confirmed that the phone is going to debut on 8th January 2024. This means that we are not going to have to wait a long time before the phone is launched. However, the one thing that we are still not sure about is whether the phone is going to get an international launch or not.
Honestly, I have been following the OPPO Find X series for some time now, and I do realize that it is one of the premium smartphone experiences that are available to users. If it debuts in international markets, it could easily take the fight up against some of the best smartphones that are already dominating the market. We will keep you posted as we get our hands on more information on the OPPO Find X7.
News Source: OPPO
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