Oppo Find X2 Pro review
Quick Verdict: Oppo's latest flagship phone delivers on its promises of power and great camera experiences.
- Fun, fast cameras
- Great app performance
- Different design choices with leather option
- Fussy fingerprint sensor
- No wireless charging
- ColorOS wants lots of alarming permissions
6.7 inches
Display size
3168 x 1440px
512GB
Internal storage
48MP + 48MP + 13MP
Rear camera
4,260 mAh
Battery size
Finder rated as Good vs similar phones
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Launch price (RRP) | $1,599 |
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Launch date | 2020-06 |
Oppo hasn’t been afraid to experiment in the flagship phone space in recent years, with phones that debuted the idea of pop-up cameras, multi-lens arrays and more. For its 2020 flagship Find X2 Pro, it’s going for a rather more sedate approach, but that doesn’t mean it’s snoozing when it comes to delivering a compelling flagship device.
The Find X2 Pro isn’t a phone with a truly wacky design or some new twist on how a phone operates. In a market where we’re seeing so many flagships push north of $2,000 outright, it provides superb value in its own right, despite a few charging oddities.
Design
Design
- Ceramic Black or Vegan Orange Leather finish
- Significant camera bump
- No headphone jack

Camera
Camera
- Triple rear cameras shoot great images
- Top-notch video shooting but only at 4K
- 60x zoom is useless

Performance
Performance
- Snapdragon 865 plus 12GB of RAM is very nice indeed
- No storage expansion
- 5G ready

Battery life
Battery life
- 4,260mAh battery life is only average
- Insanely fast wired charging
- No wireless charging

Verdict
Verdict
- A great value flagship phone

Should you buy it?
We live in a time when flagship phone prices nudged towards $1200 nervously, then jumped straight over it. Yes, I’m looking right at you, Samsung and Apple. The Oppo Find X2 Pro is a direct attack on that particular pair of market dominating giants, delivering most of the features of a flagship phone, including great camera quality and superb app performance for a price that’s a lot more palatable. It’s a pity the battery life isn’t just a tad better, and wireless charging is missed, but this is still easily one of the year’s top phones to date.
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Images: Alex Kidman
Note: We tested the Australian version of this product which is identical to the local model.