Oppo Find X2 Pro: One-Upping the Champ?

The video opens with Marques Brownlee presenting Oppo Find X2 Pro as a potential challenger to the Galaxy S20 Ultra, noting that Oppo may have two standout advantages: display quality and camera performance. He highlights the phone’s design as a familiar glass and ceramic construct with a micro-textured back that adds tactile character, and he comments on the display’s 6.7-inch, 1440p, 120Hz AMOLED panel with independent control of refresh rate and resolution. Inside, the Find X2 Pro uses a Snapdragon 865, 12GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage, paired with a sizable 4426 mAh battery and an under-display optical fingerprint reader. He praises Color OS 7.1 for a cleaner, more customizable experience and notes features like multi-user mode, dark mode, a side bar with shortcuts, and app pinning in RAM for faster app relaunch. The camera system is described in depth as the camera’s performance focus, with a 48MP main sensor, a 48MP ultra-wide, and a 13MP 5x periscope telephoto, and he discusses its large bump and how it affects stability on a table. Throughout, Marques discusses the phone’s color accuracy, display calibration options, and dynamic range, while acknowledging some trade-offs like curved edges and the absence of wireless charging in favor of 65W wired charging. He also notes the device’s pricing context and invites viewers to signal interest in a full review, while teasing Oppo’s sponsorship and merchandise availability. The segment wraps with reflections on the era of “overkill” specs becoming normal in flagship smartphones and a call for feedback on a deeper review and future coverage.

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