The Oppo Find X3 Pro will use the new Snapdragon 888 chipset. In fact, it already posted an impressive AnTuTu score. “It” being the PEEM00 device, which is suspected to be the X3 Pro. Details about the phone were discovered on a cloud-based testing platform.
It runs Color OS 11.2 (based on Android
11). The particular unit being tested was equipped with 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB
storage. The three CPU clusters are as expected for an S888 chip – 2.84 GHz
prime core, three 2.42 GHz big cores and four 1.80 GHz small ones. This is the
global version of the phone, by the way.
The display resolution is 1,440 x 3,216 px
and other leaks suggest that it will have an adaptive refresh rate ranging from
10Hz to 120Hz. The OLED panel will measure 6.7” diagonally. The main camera is
listed as 16MP (though this is likely the post-binning resolution). It’s part
of a quad-camera system, which includes a 25x “microscope” macro lens (it has
an LED ring around it for better illumination up close). The function of the other
two modules is unknown – we have heard that the phone will use two 50 MP Sony
sensors (IMX766), though.
Leaked renders show a peculiar-looking
camera bump and a screen with curved sides. The Oppo Find X3 series is expected
in March, so we have a full month of leaks ahead of us.
