On paper, the Oppo Find X2 Pro has weaker camera specs than some of its premium competitors, but peer behind the veil – and start using the thing – and you’ll discover that there’s more at play here. Next on this list the DCTxie mirror case for the Oppo Find X2 Pro. Advertising itself as a ‘mirror case’, it has a clear front-facing cover which actually does act like a mirror when you are not using your phone. It also comes in a variety of color options, adding to its appeal.

With such a variety and quality we are sure you'll be able to find a skin to protect and stylise your Oppo Find X2 Pro. Auto macro mode could be useful to save you from manually having to switch the mode, but when it’s activated you’re switched from the main camera (which you’ll likely have been using) to the ultra-wide one; this would mean the framing of the close-up subject would be changed, which sometimes meant we had to to re-frame the picture, which could be irritating. We’d appreciate the ability to disable automatic macro mode, but there doesn’t seem to be any such setting. Custom colour will give you the ultimate customisation for your Oppo Find X2 Pro, you can mix and match colours and textures to provide a totally unique phone design This is the version we tested out, and it feels truly premium, as it’s easier to grip and more comfortable in the hand than the typical glass most devices are made of. The main camera here is a 48MP f/1.7 snapper, which might sound low-res compared to the 108MP sensors you’ll find in certain other phones; however this camera is Sony’s IMX689, which has the physically largest sensor of any 48MP snapper so far, and the Find X2 Pro is the first phone to debut this tech.

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The very best aspects of the phone are that big, bright screen with the 120Hz refresh rate that makes just about everything look great, and the results you get from the camera, which we really liked. The Oppo Find X2 Pro brings a level of detail and clarity to the pictures that it captures that not many smartphone cameras can match, and the benefits of that 5x optical zoom shouldn't be underestimated either. Don't forget there's 5G on this phone too, so you're all set for the next-gen networks that are now rolling out. The second camera is a 13MP f/3.0 periscope telephoto snapper, and it’s the same as the one on the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom (which is where that phone gets its name). This provides 5x optical, 10x hybrid and 60x digital zoom.

The chipset is the Snapdragon 865 from Qualcomm, the top processor available to Android phones at time of release, and which is also found in the OnePlus 8, Xiaomi Mi 10 and certain Samsung Galaxy S20 units (depending on region). This is teamed with 12GB RAM, the most you’ll find on any non- Samsung phone. The Oppo Find X2 Pro has a 4,260mAh battery, which would normally be pretty standard for a premium smartphone; however, the aforementioned screen tech seems to take its toll, and battery life isn’t fantastic as a result. There’s no depth-sensing or macro camera here, but the absence of the latter is made up for with a macro mode on the ultra-wide camera, which automatically snaps on when the device senses that the subject is very close.The phone runs the latest Android 10 operating system, with Oppo’s custom ColorOS UI laid over the top. The main differences here are aesthetic, and whether you prefer this UI to another will be down to personal taste. Take a look at the specs sheet for the Oppo Find X2 Pro and once again the phone's true flagship credentials stand out. The handset runs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor – pretty much the top CPU for Android phones in 2020 – and pairs it with 12GB of RAM and either 256GB or 512GB of (non-expandable) internal storage. That's a serious amount of power, and you'll be struggling to find a phone that very noticeably outpaces the Oppo Find X2 Pro for some time to come. We use high quality glue that does no harm to your phone and doesn't leave any residual glue after removal When we put the Oppo FInd X2 Pro through a benchmark test it returned a multi-core score of 3295, which is high for an Android phone. In fact, that score beats the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra and Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro, with only the OnePlus 8 Pro, Motorola Edge Plus and iPhone 11 devices achieving better results.