The OPPO Find X7 Pro has yet to launch as a new premium Android smartphone, yet has allegedly appeared in another new render in advance. This one contradicts the first such tip attributed to the high-end device, in that it has a considerably different camera hump in this new image. Typical OPPO attributes such as an extra Hasselblad logo are still included, however.
The Find X7 Pro has allegedly popped up in another new leak – albeit with a whole new look this time. The new tip corroborates another recent rumor that OPPO has a newer, bigger and even more camera-rich hump for its 2024 flagships, but will reserve it for the new top-end Find X7 Ultra variant.
By contrast, the smartphone in the new image seems to have a version of the camera hump from OPPO’s current foldable flagship the Find N3/OnePlus Open, except with an extra lens in the middle for a total of 4 rather than 3.
The leaker Sanju Choudhary refers to the smartphone as rendered as the “Find X7” on Twitter/X, although it might just as likely be the X7 Pro as there seem to be 2 periscope zoom lenses to go with the large capital H found next to 1 of them.
The Find X7 or X7 Pro also has a moderate curve to its central punch-hole camera display in this new image, and is finished in a very OPPO shade of green. The series is also said to come with the newest top-end processor from Qualcomm (or MediaTek for the vanilla X7), ColorOS 14 and fast SuperVOOC charging on its (probably) early 2024 launch.
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Deirdre O’Donnell, 2023-12-17 (Update: 2023-12-17)