Oppo Find X5

The Oppo Find X5 is a 5G camera phone designed with Hasselblad. Naturally, having such an iconic name attached to you creates expectations, and here we will explore whether they are fulfilled.

Needs no frills

To start with the critical question; what has Hasselblad contributed to this Find X5. Well, not a whole lot, to be honest. Hasselblad made some filters and calibrated the color temperature. That was about it. As far as we are concerned, Oppo leaves out the name Hasselblad because it only distracts. It is, after all, otherwise quite a good phone. And one that is nice to look at. Personally, we like the design of the X5, with its soft curves and unique camera island. Although tastes will differ. It is a pity that there is no official waterproofing.

Year-old chipset performs fine

Oppo has equipped the Find X5 5G with a 6.55-inch AMOLED panel with sharp FHD+ resolution, smooth 120Hz display, and colorful display thanks to 10-bit support. This allows for over 1 billion different colors to be displayed. The maximum brightness comes out to 1000 nits which is high enough even outdoors in full daylight. The screen is protected by Gorilla Glass Victus so it won't scratch and break easily. Inside is a Snapdragon 888 processor that handles tasks smoothly and without problems. It's a little crazy, in a way, that Oppo chooses this year-old chipset at the time of release. After all, the Find X5 is a flagship and deserves the best of the best you would think, although the 888 performs fine by the way.

Main Oppo Find X5 specifications

• 10-bit 6.55" AMOLED screen with FHD+ resolution and 120Hz display
• 50+50+13mp camera with 110° ultra-wide angle, 2-20x zoom and 4K video
• 32MP selfie camera with 81° portrait lens
• Snapdragon 888 processor with 8GB of RAM memory for smooth performance
• Large 256GB storage memory (not expandable)
• 4800mAh large battery with blazing fast 80W wired charging & 30W wireless
• 5G support for extra fast mobile internet

Camera courtesy of MariSilicon X

On the back of the Find X5 we find a 50MP main camera with f/1.7 lens, a 50MP ultra-wide angle with 110.3° lens and another 13MP telephoto lens with 2x true optical zoom. The latter is relatively little today. Combined with the other lenses, Oppo manages to up it to 5x; hybrid zooming is called that. Fully digital you can bring images 20 times closer. Information from the cameras is processed at lightning speed by Oppo's own MariSilicon X chip. This processing power is used in dark conditions to still shoot well-lit photos and videos. The HDR function, which tackles backlight, also benefits from it. Finally, the selfie camera has 32 megapixels and is almost invisibly incorporated into a small punch-hole.