The Oppo Find X2 Lite is the affordable version of the Oppo Find X2 smartphone. The device comes with similar body design as the original and the most interesting part is that it still has a 5G network. The Difference on the phone is the processing power and storage.

The Oppo Find X2 Lite is the smaller variant of the Find X2-series, although it borrows design and specifications from Oppo’s Reno 3 Youth edition. So you are getting a 6.4-inch Full-HD+ display, with 1080 x 2400 pixels resolution.

An affordable 5G phone that makes sensible sacrifices to undercut the competition. If you don't mind the somewhat heavy-handed software, the Find X2 Lite ticks a lot of boxes at this end of the price spectrum

Respectable performance tied with great battery life; Versatile cameras take decent photos; 5G on a budget

Software niggles and overbearing UI; Gives up a few features to include 5G; No expandable storage

It might be the most entry-level phone in the Find X2 line-up, but the Lite still packs in plenty of hardware for the money. OLED screen, in-display fingerprint sensor, four-lens rear camera… it doesn't leave you wanting much, at least when it comes to 5G phones. There are 4G handsets out there with more performance muscle or camera smarts, though. If you aren't planning to upgrade your data plan any time soon, you'll notice the Realme X2 Pro's higher refresh rate screen and faster CPU more than a 5G chipset you aren't even using in the Oppo.

Respectable performance tied with great battery life; Versatile cameras take decent photos; 5G on a budget;

Software niggles and overbearing UI; Gives up a few features to include 5G; No expandable storage;

Respectable performance tied with great battery life; Versatile cameras take decent photos; 5G on a budget;

Software niggles and overbearing UI; Gives up a few features to include 5G; No expandable storage;

bright OLED panel; fast WLAN; good battery life

only single SIM/no SD card support; haptics; wide bezels; wide-angle camera; 60 Hz panel only; no premium features (wireless charging; IP rating; e-SIM; etc...)

Haptics as dealbreaker? The Find X2 Lite, like its Find X2 Neo sibling model, is powered by a Snapdragon 765G, but at a current price of 440 Euros (~$495), it is clearly cheaper. The Lite variant's otherwise watered-down interior is also visible on the outside, since Oppo uses a lot of plastic instead of glass in the Find X2 Lite.

bright OLED panel; fast WLAN; good battery life;

only single SIM/no SD card support; haptics; wide bezels; wide-angle camera; 60 Hz panel only; no premium features (wireless charging, IP rating, e-SIM, etc...);

The Oppo Find X2 offers largely the same experience as the illustrious Oppo Find X2 Pro for £300 less, with one of the best screens on the market, faultless performance, and an appealing design.

Fast 65W charging; Brilliant 120Hz OLED screen; Much cheaper than the Pro

Camera decent but doesn’t compete with best; OnePlus 8 Pro offers similar but slightly better package; No wireless charging

Though imperfect on its own, there are going to be people out there for whom the Oppo Find X2 Lite is a perfect fit. It doesn’t indulge in the decadent design or flagship thrills of its pricier counterparts but delivers more than what you’d expect when it comes to everyday utility, camera quality and battery life.

It’s a tad conventional for my tastes but if you’re looking for an affordable phone that feels a cut above the rest of the Android crowd, the Oppo Find X2 Lite is an easy option worth considering.

Long battery life; 5G; Headphone jack;

No telephoto lens; No wireless charging;

The Oppo Find X2 Lite gets all the essentials right, with a balanced OLED display, solid performance, a reliable camera, sterling battery life and 5G connectivity at an affordable price.

Solid performance; Decent camera; Excellent battery life; 5G at a good price;

Slightly uninspiring design; ColorOS still has its foibles; No Full HD video streaming; You can get 90/120Hz displays at this price now;