If buying an iPhone Pro 11 is out of the question and you don’t think you’ll miss the ability to charge your phone wirelessly, the Find X2 Pro is just about the best flagship Android handset you can buy right now.

The Find X2 Pro is arguably the most compelling blend of fidelity, flexibility and affordability in the premium smartphone market right now

Stellar design; Great camera;

Software issues; No wireless charging;

I personal use SONY phone before,but I cange the mind.my frend recommended me oppo,now I recommend other my frends.nice phone .

This is the best phone I ever had. So far everything is good. The only thing is if you are a gamer or heavy mobile user then you may find the battery life a little shorter however the battery fully charged from 0 to 100 in about 35 min

Great screen and build. Good screen unlock features and fast processor. Super fast charging. Comes with screen protector installed and a clear gel case in the box.

Fantastic phone. Great looks. Good battery life. Smooth operation

Excellent value compared to other flagship. phones

How do you follow the Oppo Find X? It was ahead of its time in design, gave us an innovative and unusual motorized camera, and even had a completely insane Lamborghini version. It seems Oppo itself wasn’t quite sure what to do, as it has taken 20 months for the company to come up with a sequel. Meet the Oppo Find X2 Pro, a phone that’s not as outwardly flashy as the Find X, but is even more capable. I spent a few weeks with a prerelease phone at launch,then another week five months later with a final production model. It continues to impress me more than any Oppo phone before it. That’s thanks to advancements in the software and design. While it’s not perfect, it’s the first Oppo phone I feel confident recommending. Here’s why. Updated on September 18, 2020: Revised the software section, commented more on the black ceramic model, and added other alternative purchase options. Oppo’s decision to make the Find X2 Pro more conventional is the right one. I miss the madness of the Find X and...

Stunning OLED screen; Fast charging; Versatile camera that takes great photos; High performance SoC with 5G;

Expensive; No wireless charging;

When it first came out, Oppo’s Find X line made headlines for pushing the envelope with a mechanical selfie camera and an all-screen design. Its successor, the Find X2 Pro, has a high bar to live up to, yet it errs on the side of conventionality when it comes to hardware and software, which is disappointing considering its price of £1099, or approximately $1,300. But while the Find X2 Pro may not steal the spotlight in the way its predecessor did, it's still a very potent device, and a hard-hitter when held up against other current flagships. We took a first look at the phone in London. Design, Display, and Durability The Find X2 Pro comes in two varieties: one with a ceramic back that looks similar to glass, and a vegan leather version. Not only is the vegan leather more eye-catching, it gives the phone a bit more personality and it doesn't collect fingerprints. The neatness of a gold Oppo badge on the back is a nice touch too. The display is a 6.7-inch panel with 3,168-by-1,440-...

The Oppo Find X2 Pro boasts an amazing screen and a powerful camera, but it doesn't do enough to distinguish itself from flagship phones.

Big, bright, 120Hz refresh rate screen; Powerful camera; Lots of storage

Expensive; Clunky software layer; Not available in the US

Oppo Find X2 Pro is a new device. It was announced together with the Find X2 . This device is a 4G Android that some thought is able to handle the 5G network because it is intrinsically huge when it comes to checking out its features, starting from the display area.

OPPO’s ditching the tried and tested gradient finish for more exotic material choices for the Find X2 Pro. The higher tier version will come in two material options: either ceramic for the Ceramic Black color option and vegan leather for the Orange variant.