It is still unclear what Oppo find x2 will have concept phones. To be honest, according to the news we have to date, there would be nothing suggesting its belonging to the same smartphone range as its predecessor. We had a hope that he would adopt a invisible sensor housed under the display, but unfortunately we had to give it up. Or rather, it is the company that has given up given the difficulty in merging technology and design. But some news, even if not really succulent, are there and are related to the display. These new photos confirm the display of Oppo Find X2 as well as the update frequency that will support.
Display with hole and 120 Hz refresh rate confirmed for Oppo Find X2
In the last hours on Weibo some interesting photographs are being filmed which, according to the users who shared them, depict the front panel of Oppo Find X2. It is not just any user, but leakers and insiders who have always said something proven compared to the world of smartphones.
What you see above are two shots related to the front panel of the device, in particular the one on the right is a screen protector. From these photos we can have confirmation of several features of the device in question:
- is practically confirmed camera embedded in the screen, single and placed at the top left. If the brand decides to move in line with the other brands, we hope that you will use a sensor from 32 megapixel;
- secondly the support for 120Hz refresh rate: as we see in the first image in fact, and as admitted by the caption of the post (in source), there would be an option dedicated toactivation or deactivation of this feature;
- finally, the curved edges: although many other bloggers have commented that the edges will not be waterfall type, it seems to us quite the opposite. They rather suggest a angle of 80 ° and not 90 °. The difference is minimal, but perhaps in daily use it could make a difference on the Oppo Find X2 display.
In short, positive news for some and negative for others. We know how i curved edges are not exactly well digested by users global and, despite everything, important brands such as Oppo decide to follow this path because it is profitable. The difficulties related to this feature mainly concern the use of gestures, made difficult by the rounded shape of the edges.
Hopefully Oppo, with his ColorOS 7, manages to overcome this inconvenience by acting via software and optimizing the device in ways in which Xiaomi (for example) has failed.
