The Oppo Find X7 Pro smartphone's hands-on images have leaked online.
The device is expected to feature a large octagon-shaped camera island.
It could come with an in-display fingerprint sensor for security.
The Oppo Find X7 series is anticipated to debut in February next year. This lineup is expected to include two models: Find X7 and Find X7 Pro. Oppo recently revealed that the upcoming Find X7 series will feature the next-generation Hasselblad HyperTone camera system. Now, the Oppo Find X7 Pro smartphone model’s hands-on images have leaked online.
The leaked live images of the Oppo Find X7 Pro revealed that the handset is expected to feature a centre-positioned punch-hole cutout for the selfie shooter and curved edges, reports 91mobiles.
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On the right edge of the handset, there could be a volume rocker and power buttons.
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Looking at the hands-on images, we can expect that there could be an in-display fingerprint sensor for security. Also, the upcoming Find X7 Pro will likely come with the dual SIM support.
On the rear, we can see a large octagon-shaped camera island that houses a quad-camera setup along with an LED flash. Speculation hints that the primary shooter might be a 1-inch Sony LYT-900 sensor. The other three sensors are anticipated to include an ultra-wide-angle lens, a short periscope lens and another one offering a longer optical zoom.
Rumours suggest that the upcoming Oppo Find X7 Pro smartphone model is expected to come with a 2K AMOLED display and curved edges. While the Oppo Find X7 will likely be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300 SoC, the Find X7 Pro model could pack the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset.
Recently, a tipster revealed that the Find X7 Pro smartphone is expected to be the world’s first smartphone with dual periscope telephoto cameras. The tipster also mentioned that the Find X7 Pro’s camera setup will likely be powered by a new XCD solution.
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