Oppo is ready to launch its latest flagship smartphone, the Find X6 Pro. On Monday, an unconfirmed Weibo post gave us our first look at what may be the device's back camera design. The Weibo post described the back camera design as having a factory-applied coating with four holes.
Oppo and Hasselblad Collaboration Confirmed by New Photos
According to the story by Giz China, the top hole is said to be for the ToF LiDAR sensor, and the two bottom circular holes are for the primary and ultra-wide-angle cameras. The last rectangular hole is for the telephoto lens.
These holes and their design confirm the photos from a few days prior. In addition to its camera design, the Weibo post, as mentioned in an article by Notebook Check, also hints at the collaboration between Oppo and Hasselblad that was seen on the Find X3 Pro a few years ago. The Hasselblad logo is largely visible to the right of the telephoto lens.
The Powerful Camera System Featuring the MariSilicon X Chip and the ToF LiDAR Sensor
This confirms the presence of the MariSilicon X chip, the in-house created image processor (ISP). So far, the Find X6 Pro will boast a powerful camera system, combining the ToF LiDAR sensor and the MariSilicon X chip promising impressive imaging capabilities.
In conjunction with the partnership with Hasselblad, this cutting-edge technology should make the Oppo Find X6 Pro one of the top-performing flagships for photographers. Although there is no word on the official launch date of the Oppo Find X6 Pro, the company should release more information soon.
Compelling Specs and Features Offered by Oppo's Latest Flagship Device
Oppo's latest flagship device, rumored to be released later this year, is set to be the talk of the industry with its groundbreaking specs and features. It is expected to sport an impressive 6.82 inch Samsung E6 panel, a 2K resolution display, with a maximum refresh rate of up to 120 Hz, and all four sides are curved.
It also has a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip to bring superfast performance. The memory setup includes LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, making this device an excellent option for users looking for good multitasking and headphones.
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Hasselblad Branding and Proprietary ISP For Superior Image Quality
Topping it off is the camera setup which features a proprietary ISP, MariSilicon X, and Hasselblad branding. It has a primary rear camera at 50MP Sony IMX890, optical stabilization, an ultra-wide angle rear camera at 50MP Sony IMX890, a rear telephoto camera at 50MP Sony IMX890, and a rear depth camera using ToF LiDAR sensor, as noted in an article by IT Home.
The front camera has been upgraded to 32MP Sony IMX709. Also, the Oppo device does not skimp out in terms of battery, equipping a 5,000mAh battery for long-lasting performance and 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging options. Other features include In-display fingerprint security, NFC, and IP68 liquid and dust resistance.
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