Oppo has abandoned the original Find X's pop-up camera arrangement in favour of a more traditional design, while compensating with a strikingly orange Vegan Leather backplate option.

Cutting-edge Snapdragon 865 chipset; Superb 120Hz OLED screen; Good battery life with super-fast charging; Excellent camera with up to 60x digital zoom; Striking backplate design (Vegan Leather model); IP68 dust/water resistance

Single SIM; No MicroSD storage expansion

With the Find X2 Pro, OPPO has created a truly great smartphone. Actually everything is on point: design, workmanship, display, performance, battery and also the camera hardware corresponds to a smartphone from the top league.

Simple and elegant design; Very good build quality; Brilliant display; Good camera; Rapid charging technology

Expensive to buy; No wireless charging

Loads of storage; Power and slick 120Hz smoothness; Ultra-versatile triple camera;

A few minor camera black marks; No wireless charging;

In a span of just a few years, OPPO has quickly risen from being just another Chinese brand to one of the more prolific upstarts in the Android market. It quickly moved from boasting about new mobile technologies it has developed to boasting about the new smartphones that showcased those...

Super-fast charging; Impressive camera output; Extremely competitive price point; Excellent performance and display quality

No wireless charging; No 3.5mm headphone jack; Limited US availability

There are a few bugs in the software, a few areas to tighten-up in the camera, but this is undoubtedly one of the best Android phones around right now

Loads of storage; Power and slick 120Hz smoothness; Ultra-versatile triple camera

A few minor camera black marks; No wireless charging

The Oppo Find X2 Pro is as good as any flagship phone out there. It looks great, feels incredibly slick thanks to a 120Hz screen and has a camera that lets you shoot pictures of cute dogs at the park without stalking them. And if that’s not worth an extra star, what is? Paying £1099 for an Oppo phone does seem very odd, in the UK at least. Oppo is a household name in India and China, but say it to a friend here and the most likely response is “what?” There are also a few bugs in the software, a few areas to tighten-up in the camera. But this is undoubtedly one of the best Android phones around right now. It can seem Huawei has been all-but knocked out of the ring at the moment. Phones like this, and other Oppo smashers like the Oppo A5 2020 and Oppo Reno 2, show this Chinese company is ready to take its place. Watch out, Samsung.

Loads of storage; Power and slick 120Hz smoothness; Ultra-versatile triple camera;

A few minor camera black marks; No wireless charging;

The Oppo Find X2 Pro is a beauty; the camera is fantastic, its screen a knockout, and with masses of storage and class-leading fast charging, it’s an easy to recommend alternative to the Galaxy S20 Plus or Ultra.

Masses of storage; Sharp; punchy screen; Class-leading fast charging

Expensive; Single SIM slot; No wireless charging

A lot of people may have bought the original Find X from 2018 simply for its one-of-a-kind elevating camera even though it wasn't spectacular as an actual camera for its time. The Find X2 Pro from 2020 takes a whole different approach and makes for a winning combination of top-level hardware in a...

Standout design, particularly if you opt for the Vegan leather version. IP68 rating is a welcome addition., Possibly the best display on the market., Class leading charge times, battery life you can live with., Excellent thermal management, exemplary sustained performance.

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.

To say that I was a little disappointed when I saw the Oppo Find X2 smartphones would be an understatement. Yeah, sure, Oppo’s new flagship smartphone looks pretty darn good on paper but coming from the awesome madness that was the Oppo Find X did make this new smartphone feel very…pedestrian.