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Oppo will announce Find X2 on February 22, sends invites to their MWC launch event from Barcelona


Oppo have send out media invites for their scheduled Mobile World Congress (MWC) launch event for the next generation Oppo Find X2 smartphone. The latest press conference from the Chinese manufacturer will take place in Barcelona, Spain at Auditori Fòrum CCIB on February 22, at 2:00 PM (local time), two days before the trade exhibition goes live from Spain. Oppo will have their booth (#3B20) setup in Hall 3 at the MWC show floor from February 24 through February 27, exhibiting their latest release to the media attendees.

When talking about the handset itself, we have seen the device surface in several rumors and leaks in the past, suggesting the phone to arrive with a 6.5" curved OLED screen made by Samsung Display featuring Quad High Definition Plus resolution at 3168 x 1440 pixels and 120Hz screen refresh rate even at QHD+. The rear camera module may include a 48MP primary custom sensor from Sony featuring the All Pixel Omni-directional PDAF technology, a different Sony sensor, a higher zoom capable telephoto lens and an ultra wide angle optics. Under the hood we expect to see the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset on board with integrated X55 Modem-RF system for advanced 5G connectivity. Some previous rumors even hinted the model to support 65W worth SuperVOOC fast charging technology.

Source: xdadevelopers

Oppo Find X2 coming with 6.5" QHD+ display and 120Hz refresh rate, claims new rumors from China


Recently we heard from Oppo's Vice President and President of Global Marketing, Brian Shen that, we won't see the company's under-display front facing camera debut on the upcoming Find X successor, Oppo Find X2, and he also made it clear that the screen on their refresher model will be the manufacturer's center of focus with a lot of other industry leading features integrated.

Now matching these statements, we have couple of new posts shared by a user on the Chinese microblogging website, Weibo where they seem to speculate that, the next in line Find X2 will arrive with a 6.5" curved OLED panel made by Samsung Display featuring Quad High Definition Plus resolution at 3168 x 1440 pixels. The source also stated that the unit will trait the modern 120Hz refresh rates for the display. Furthermore, the rough Chinese translation suggested, users of the Find X2 will be able to choose between FHD+ or QHD+ resolution with a selection of refresh rates ranging from 60Hz to 120Hz. Also meaning that, Oppo's new phone will be able to support QHD+ at 120Hz, unlike the rumored panel for the forthcoming Galaxy S20 series from Samsung that can only refresh the WQHD resolution at 60Hz and FHD+ resolution at 120Hz.

Source Weibo 1, 2, GSMArena

Brian Shen of Oppo confirms no under-display camera for next in line Find X2


We haven't heard a lot on Oppo's next flagship refresher, the Find X2, but we did come across some reports back in December confirming the existence of a Find X successor from the Chinese smartphone manufacturer. We heard that the phone will bring improvements to all of it's predecessor's key selling aspects, like faster refresh rates for the screen, higher zoom quality and better low light photography in terms of the camera. We even heard chances of seeing the phone to pack Sony's latest custom sensor using the All Pixel Omni-directional PDAF technology. Later we even heard that, the phone may reportedly feature 50W wireless fast charging technology on board, surfacing from Weibo.

So while we wait for a feature packed smartphone from Oppo, there has been a lot of rumors and speculations lately that the 2020 Find X2 may bring along the company's under-display front facing camera that Oppo showed off in a concept phone at their recent Oppo INNO event in Beijing, China. But unfortunately, that's not happening with the Find X2 as these new tweets shared by Oppo's Vice President and President of Global Marketing, Brian Shen, mentions,
Considering the obstacles of making a smartphone mass production ready, it's unlikely we will see an under-screen camera in Oppo Find X2. The screen on Find X2 will still be a key focus for the device along with a lot of other industry leading features. That’s all I can say for now.
Source: Brian Shen (Twitter) 12

Oppo's Find X2 will reportedly feature 50W wireless charging technology


On Friday last week we shed some light on the existence of Oppo's next generation Find X2 and even confirmed from the company's officials that the all new successor to the original Find X will bring improvements to all the key selling aspects, including the full screen design as well as higher zoom quality, better low-light shots and more in terms of it's primary camera arrangement. Now courtesy of the Chinese social media website, Weibo's, we hear from a tipster that this upcoming handset from Oppo will reportedly carry 50W worth wireless fast charging technology on board. Yes we know that's a lot regarding the power delivery when we even think about wireless charging but you never know what surprises are waiting for us in 2020. The user also shared an image of a purported circuit board, supposedly to be added as proof to his/her statement. We will take this new rumor with a pinch of salt for now and wait for more clarifications on this expression.

Source : Weibo, GSMArena