Oppo is confirmed to unveil its next-generation Find series smartphones – Find X2 and Find X2 Pro on March 6 at an online event. Just two days ahead of the official launch, the company decided to share more details about the camera of the Find X2 Pro. Today (4-March), Oppo has published a rear camera design image of the Find X2 Pro, which reveals the presence of a periscope camera. The official poster showcases that the Find X2 Pro will have a triple camera setup on the back panel. The triple camera setup will have the periscope unit on top and two conventional lens shooters below.
Between them, you can see a sensor that might also be laser autofocus, and the whole ensemble is finished by an LED flash. The back panel seems to have curved edges, and we expect the front to have similar 2.5D curves as well. The image also shows that the first one, the Periscope lens has a squarish appeal. The “Hybrid Zoom” text can be seen below it. Recently, the company’s Vice President, Brian Shen, has revealed that the screen of Find X2 is capable of displaying up to 1 billion colors. The screen is able to display so many colors because it is a 10bit OLED panel. Based on the previous leaks, the Oppo Find X2 Pro is said to flaunt a 6.7-inch AMOLED 2K display with a 120Hz refresh rate and an in-screen fingerprint sensor for security. While the standard version – Find X2 will also feature a 2K 120Hz display. Both devices are reported to power by Snapdragon 865 Chipset.
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