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 Oppo Find X3 Pro

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he Oppo  Find X3 Pro is one of the best  smartphones in 2021  on top of being stunningly unique it  packs in some of the coolest features  most powerful internal hardware and has  a price tag to match

the  Find X3 Pro is a flagship and  this is out to compete  with the iPhone 12 Pro , the Galaxy S21  Ultra  and the Mate 40 Pro, if you count it  without the google apps are some big boy shoes to fill.Last year's Find  X2 Pro cost the same  and it still competed with the big players so not much have changed there. It's a pricey phone but you get what you pay for this is one of the most well-made packages in the high-end smartphone space. You get a stunning design with a camera bump that's been curved and smoothed into the rest of the glass back this isn't something that we've seen before and it does look really good and around the front, the screen has also been carved into the rails.

you get all of this elegance with ip68  water and dust resistance USB C 3.1 hybrid stereo speakers and dual sim support.The only real gripe in  the building department for me is the  slightly weak vibration motor. This is  something  that we've seen on previous Oppo devices  and I'm not sure if it's really ever  going to go away anytime soon  but it's just something to note here  compared to something like an iPhone or  a pixel  those devices tend to have really really  good vibration motors.

 That big beautiful 6.7-inch quad HD  plus ltpo AMOLED 120hz display  is just incredible it's got everything  you'd want high refresh rate high-resolution high brightness and brilliant contrast. This thing looks gorgeous  whether you're scrolling through text  checking Instagram  playing games or even watching a film  the only real issue with the  display  is that it's huge,If you've got smaller hands but other than that it's just a stunning panel performance isn't an issue for the  Find X3 Pro.

It's one of  the fastest smartphones out there thanks  to its use of a Snapdragon 888 processor  and 8 or 12 gigabytes of ram in its  default mode  it's not quite as quick but is instead more power efficient which means you're going to get better battery life speaking of which the find x3  pro's battery life is impressive. If you're a lighter user expect maybe even two days of use out of the 4500 milliamp-hour cells here,  the 65 watts and 30 watts wired and wireless charging respectively is very competitive. This formula will charge the device from zero to 100  in 31 minutes which is incredibly fast. I'm sure the charger is a little large  but so it should be for charging at this speed there is a bit of an asterisk on that though and that is that you have to use the official super Vooc 2 charger to get any kind of fast charging whatsoever so even if you've got a third party 20-watt brick it's not going to charge at 20 watts, unfortunately, it's limited to just under  10 watts.  This means it's going to take multiple  hours to charge the battery as Opposed  to  you know half an hour that's going to be  a real bummer for long-term users and those who travel with their phones who are going to be using in-car chargers and portable battery banks because you can't charge at the highest speed there.

 We have to talk about the cameras because this was one of the brighter points of the find   X2 Pro  Oppo has changed quite a lot for the x3  pro. The periscope zoom is now  nowhere to be seen due to the unique  curved glass design it just wasn't able  to be fit in there  and this also means that you're stuck  with a 13 megapixel three times optical  telephoto  with a five-times hybrid mode alongside  that though  is a particularly quirky feature the three-megapixel micro lens, now this thing is essentially a three  megapixel camera with a super macro lens  attached to it  there's a ring the light around the outside  to illuminate close subjects, really close you have to be  within three millimeters of the subject  to get an in-focus shot  this can make usage very tricky. There's no stabilization here and you can't simply place the camera on top of the object otherwise it's not going to be illuminated so that would be an issue too. It's both really cool and a massive gimmick after a few days, you'll be using it all that much it's a pretty cool feature and it's something to show off to your friends but it's really not that useful. Next to that camera are two fantastic 50  megapixel custom IMX  766 sensors designed specifically for the  Find X3 Pro. These are both physically large at 1 over 1.56 inches but also in resolution at 50 million pixels. There are ultra-wide and standard lenses  using exactly the same sensor which is  phenomenal because it gives you almost the same image quality across both lenses and around the front is a 32-megapixel selfie shooter. The two main cameras are  a stunning example of why more phone  makers  should use the same sensor in the main  camera as the ultra-wide  the ultrawide shots look every bit as  good as those from the main shooter in color contrast details and sharpness.

The best of any flagship smartphone, the night mode brings up exposure properly but images can look a bit smudgy and they do lack detail this is more likely due to Opposed processing than the hardware stack.  Selfies look pretty good from the find  X3 Pro 2. Images look sharp and detailed but you're unable to use hdr and portrait mode at the same time which means that if you want a blurry background it could end up pretty washed out which kind of negates the need to take selfies pretty. the  Find X3 Pro's ultra HD video looks pretty decent it can get pretty grainy in low-light conditions but Oppo's ultra steady pro option handling removes a lot of the shake from videos and there's pro mode too for those who are interested in adjusting ISO  shutter speed and color profiles. when shooting video Find X3 Pro is one of the best smartphones on the market. It's got a  superb screen  brilliant performance a stunning camera  setup but it's not the best by any means  it doesn't top the charts in every  single category.



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