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Oppo Find 7 Android: Is It All That It’s Cracked Up To Be?

By Brett Gunther on March 22, 2014
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The Oppo Find 7 has now been shown off in Beijing and it comes in two different variations. One of these has a full HD display and the other offers a QHD panel.

There are not that many differences between the two expect for the screen resolutions and ePrice have compared the handsets side by side.

If you do fancy the Opppo Find 7 but you don’t know which to go for then read on.

The Oppo Find 7A packs the HD display and is 5.5 inches at 1080p with 401ppi. It runs on the Snapdragon 801 MSM8974-AB quad-core processor clocked at 2.3 GHz, 2 GB of RAM and 16 GB of storage expandable by up to 128 GB via microSD.

The other version offers a display of 5.5 inches with 2560p display at 534ppi. It has the Snapdragon 801 MSM8974-AC quad-core processor clocked at 2.5 GHz, 3 GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage expandable by 128 GB.

Benchmark results are Oppo Find 7A (Full HD) Benchmark Results: Quadrant (2234), Antutu (37198), Vellamo -HTML 5 (2967); Metal (1308)-, Basemark (61.19) and Oppo Find 7 (QHD) – Benchmark Results: Quadrant (22126), Antutu (35424), Vellamo -HTML5 (2988); Metal (1371)-, Basemark (59.61).

The HD version scored more than its sibling, even with less RAM and a processor that is less powerful. It is thought that this is due to the 1080p version having fewer pixels and the hardware having less work to do.

The QHD model offers images that are crisper and while the QHD Find 7 seems to have colours that are cooler; the Find 7A HD offers warmer tones.

So they don’t differ by all that much, but which of these two handsets would you go for?




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Not really 50 megapixels camera but using software to make 13 megapixels to 50 megapixel

50 megapixels is an overkill for a smartphone camera. At least with the Nokia Lumia 1020 41MP, there is a good technical reason for those extra pixels.

If you're going to take very high res photos, maybe even go RAW, the phone's data storage space will be used up in no time.

More important features for a phone's camera are:
1) Good low-light performance
2) Fast shutter speed (Lumia 1020 sucks at this)
3) Optical image stabilization
4) Good software postprocessing of photos taken (iPhones excel at this)
5) Easy to use camera software UI.
6) The quality of the camera sensor and lens. Nokia uses Carl Zeiss, Sony uses its own Exmor sensor.
7) F-number

I played with the Oppo N1 in Bangkok before and I can say it's built quality is way way ahead of Samsung.

I still prefer LG :p

Especially coming soon LG G 3

Huat-Ah said:

I still prefer LG :p

Especially coming soon LG G 3

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LG girls are better.



Now, THAT is someone who should be in a beauty pageant. Not homely ones such as Jesslyn Tan.

LOL...Seriously LG Camera better than Samsung as for now. LG G Pro 2 comes with OIS+

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Oppo Find 7 Superphone Sports 5.5-Inch 2560X1440 Display, 2.5GHz Snapdragon 801, 50MP Camera That Shoots 4K
Saturday, March 22, 2014 - by Paul Lilly
You may want to hide your so-called "smartphone" before reading any further -- we don't want any hurt feelings. As big and bad as your current handset might be, odds are high that Oppo's new Find 7 trumps its. Heck, it even has some low-end PCs feeling bad about themselves. Enough of that, though, let's go over what exactly makes the Find 7 such a beastly phone, starting with its 5.5-inch display.

Don't worry about pixels being stretched out over all that real estate, Oppo went with a delightful 1440p quad HD In-Plane Switching (IPS) display with a 2560x1440 resolution (that equates to 538 pixels per inch) and 16 million colors. If this belonged to Apple, you'd see the word "Retina" being thrown around all over the place. As it stands, the Find 7's multi-touch capacitive display is protected by Gorilla Glass 3 and supports gloved and wet touch input. Pretty gnarly.



Powering the giant display is a 2.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor (MSM8974AC) with an Adreno 330 GPU. It also has 3GB or RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 13-megapixel front-facing camera (hang tight, we'll explain the 50-megapixel in the headline in just a moment), 5-megapixel front-facing camera with 80-degree wide angle sensor, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, NFC support, Bluetooth 4.0, GPS, 3,000 mAh battery, and ColorOS 1.2.0 based on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean.



Getting back to the front-facing camera, which uses a Sony sensor with dedicated ISP and dual-mode LED, Oppo says it includes a 50-megapixel software enhancement feature.

"Ensuring crisp images every time, the Oppo Find 7 is equipped with Pure Image 2.0, a hardware and software photography solution. Pure Image on the Oppo Find 7 includes six physical lenses, the latest Sony Stacked CMOS IMX214 sensor and f/2.0 wide aperture. With 4K as well as 1080p video recording at 30 fps and slow motion recording at 120 fps the Find 7 is versatile for all occasions," Oppos says.



On the outside, the Find 7 is build around a solid aluminum-titanium alloy frame. It measures 152.6mm by 75mm by 9.2mm and weighs 171 grams.

No word yet on price or release date.
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By CJJacobs on Mar 22, 2014
Yawn!

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By AndrsCifuentes on Mar 22, 2014
I wish they focused more on battery technology instead of moar pixelz. I don't think you'd really need a 1440p screen for anything at that size.

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By Dwezal on Mar 22, 2014
nice but it will depend on which carriers will support it. I know that you can take any phone anywhere but, the carriers (save maybe t-moble) will tell you that they are testing the phone on the network and it has not been approved. Happened with nexus.

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laksaboy said:

LG girls are better.

Now, THAT is someone who should be in a beauty pageant. Not homely ones such as Jesslyn Tan.

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I concur. LG girls are all of a very fuckable quality.

All the megapixels would be useless if you don't have a good sensor to capture all the details. That's why I got myself a Sony RX100 camera. Not only has it got a fast f1.8 lens but it also has a 1" CMOS sensor.
It is also one of the smallest cameras you will find in the market.

Camera phones are getting better but if you want the best pictures, using a dedicated camera is the way to go.

johnny333 said:

All the megapixels would be useless if you don't have a good sensor to capture all the details. That's why I got myself a Sony RX100 camera. Not only has it got a fast f1.8 lens but it also has a 1" CMOS sensor.
It is also one of the smallest cameras you will find in the market.

Camera phones are getting better but if you want the best pictures, using a dedicated camera is the way to go.

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The problem is you won't be carrying a dedicated camera with you everywhere you go. However, you'll most likely carry your handphone with you.

The best camera is one which you have at hand.

laksaboy said:

The problem is you won't be carrying a dedicated camera with you everywhere you go. However, you'll most likely carry your handphone with you.

The best camera is one which you have at hand.

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My old phone only has a 2 megapixel camera. That's why I decided to invest in a compact camera like the RX100 because I needed a real camera. If I go on holiday I still intend to bring that along.

I might use a phone camera to record those STOMP moments but not for my holiday pictures