As the MWC has been canceled due to the ongoing issue of the Coronavirus epidemic, so many mobile phone manufacturers have rescheduled the launch events of their upcoming phones, and Oppo is one of them. Oppo was also planning to unveil the Find X2 series at MWC, which was scheduled for tomorrow, February 22. But with the cancellation of the conference in Barcelona, Oppo has announced that it has postponed the launch of the Find X2 series.
Thanks to the leaked poster that has revealed the Oppo Find X2 will arrive on March 6, along with Oppo’s new smartwatch. The Oppo Find X2 lineup will be running on Snapdragon 865 chipset and will have a QHD+ display, which is also known as 2K for some reason. The Oppo Find X2 recently listed by an online retailer with a 6.5 inch Super AMOLED display and Gorilla Glass 6 on top. Memory is likely to be 8 GB RAM (LPDDR5) with 256 GB UFS 3.1 storage, and the phone will pack up to 4,065 mAh battery. For photography experience, it will have a 48 MP shooter with Sony’s latest sensor that allows for omnidirectional focusing technology, which means twice as fast and better as current Dual Pixel technology.
Related: Oppo Find X2 Pro will have an upgraded 60x periscope zoom setup