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Oppo Find X2 features reportedly revealed in a new video, hints at 10x hybrid zoom
Oppo Find X2 may no longer have the mechanical slider to achieve the truly bezel-less display.

The Oppo Find X was undoubtedly the most elegant phones that people had laid eyes on in 2018. It was also the very first phone to come with a mechanical slider that hid not one but all three of the phone's cameras. This year we shall be seeing a successor to this device and a new leaked video sheds light on what we might expect from the phone.[caption id="attachment_5938351" align="alignnone" width="540"]
However, one of the biggest change in the device is that it may no longer have the mechanical slider to achieve the truly bezel-less display. Instead, Oppo is said to be adopting an in-display hole camera, which has become something of a trend in the past month. If there are no moving parts involved then perhaps the phone could also come with an IP rating for waterproofing.The Find X2 is also expected to come with Oppo's SuperVOOC charging and the video states that perhaps wireless charging may also be introduced in the device.The device should hit markets in June, just like its predecessor.

Oppo Find X2.[/caption]YouTuber, Mrwhosetheboss posted a video on his channel highlighting some of the features that the Find X2 will have. Among them is the new 10X hybrid zoom technology which Oppo had unveiled a while back in China along with an in-display fingerprint scanner.The phone will also have a triple-camera setup with a variable aperture technology similar to the one seen on the Oppo R17 Pro. The third camera will have a time of flight or TOF sensor which is a 3D scanning sensor that resolves distance based on the speed of light, which can help with features such as 3D face mapping.
First Published:Jan 22, 2019, 10:33:30 IST
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