Case for Oppo Find X2 Pro Case Carbon fiber Clear Tempered Glass Cover Case Compatible with Oppo Find X2 Pro (Black)

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Pictures taken with this showed very little distortion, which isn’t generally the case with ultra-wide smartphone shots – and, more importantly, there wasn’t much difference in color quality between wide-angle shots and those from the main camera.

Don't forget there's 5G on this phone too, so you're all set for the next-gen networks that are now rolling out. This case doesn’t have a unique look, but it has a soft leather design at the back which offers good grip and comfort, and exhibits excellent handicraft. Sometimes, pictures taken with an ultra-wide camera can look paler or, alternatively, much bolder than those from the main camera it’s paired with. The main differences here are aesthetic, and whether you prefer this UI to another will be down to personal taste. If we had to note a downside to the camera, it would be that the autofocus perhaps isn’t as snappy as it is in other smartphone cameras, and it could occasionally be indecisive as to what it was going to focus on.Oppo is making strides in the camera department too, combining top hardware (including some of the proven tech from its previous devices) with software that’s coming close to rivalling that of Samsung’s or Apple’s in terms of post-processing and optimization smarts.

Between its 3168 x 1440 UltraHD resolution, 10-bit color, 120Hz max refresh rate and high 800 nits max brightness, content reliably looks fantastic, whether you’re gaming or watching movies, or just scrolling through social media. We’d appreciate the ability to disable automatic macro mode, but there doesn’t seem to be any such setting.For starters, an all-around impressive camera setup with big sensors and capable lenses, entirely unique to the Find X2 Pro, beats the Find X’s amazing but unique slide-up camera assembly. Even though we weren’t hugely disappointed by the phone’s battery life, it certainly won’t last you multiple days of use in a row, so if you need a phone that does that we’d recommend looking elsewhere. When we charged the phone for just 20 minutes from empty it got to 74% power, and it was fully charged after only 35 minutes.

Despite our best efforts we were unable to slow down the Oppo Find X2 Pro, no matter how many games we played or browser tabs we opened up.There's no hint of lag or delay on the phone, whether you're flicking through social media or editing photos on the device (the 120Hz refresh rate of the display no doubt helps here too).

Even the little mirrored Oppo logo, which might usually annoy us, isn't a problem – it actually adds to the polish of the phone as a whole. This was a minor drawback though, and something we only encountered occasionally, depending on what we were photographing.

However, when we took pictures in Portrait mode, the post-processing felt quite overzealous in blurring the background and saturating the picture, to the point where the resulting image looked rather unnatural.