Oppo Find X3 pro isn't officially announced yet but we know that it exists based on some specs rumors and now we have its alleged officially leaked images as well. The smartphone is powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor and runs on Android 11 with ColorOS 11 operating system out of the box. The device is powered on 12GB RAM with two variants of internal storage - 256GB and 512GB.

The device is a light-weight device and weighs only 190 grams. According to the images, it seems one of the most attractive smartphones by the company. The images were first posted by Evan Blass on Twitter. The image shows a rear side of the phone that has a quad-camera system that looks similar to iPhone 12 pro max, but it has a frame that protrudes, making it something unique and different than anyone has produced so far. The accommodate the bump created by the cameras, the back panel has a protrusion of its own that makes it looks like the cameras are getting out of the phone. This is not something you might like at the first glance but if you are looking for something different this is definitely an eye stopper.

The images show that the Find X3 pro has a curved display with its volume buttons on the left side and its power button being placed on the right side. You can purchase the mobile phone in black, blue, orange, and white colors. According to Evan Blast's tweet, the phone has a 6.7-inch display with a 1440p screen and a 120Hz display refresh rate. There is a hole in the display at the front-side to feature the selfie camera. The rear quad-camera system includes two 50MP camera sensors, a 13MP telephoto lens, and a 3MP macro camera sensor that offers 25x zoom capability.

He also stated that the smartphone supports superVOOC 2.0 for fast charging and also offers wireless charging. According to another leak, the Find X3 Pro will feature a 4,500mAh battery with 65W fast charging, 30W fast wireless charging, and a dual-body NFC antenna that allows you to execute mobile payments. The phone is expected to be released in late March or early April alongside other two variants of the X3 series - Find X3 Neo and Find X3 light also known as Reno5.

OPPO released the Reno 4 series almost 6 months ago and now the company announced the Reno5 series in China today that includes a pro model as well. The Reno 5 series has come with an upgraded design language. The company says the new patented process features a pyramid-like crystal structure to design the back panel of the mobile and that's its secret for an extra shine. They have also added an oleophobic coating to reduce any finger smudges and scratches. The series includes another variant called the Galaxy Dream version of the two phones and has a color-shifting feature as a result of the different refractive indexes of the thousands of nano-film coating used. OPPO has also added a fluorescent coating at the top of the smartphone and the camera housing that enables it to absorb light and then glows in the dark.

Both phones are lightweight and thin. The Reno 5 is only 172 grams with a thickness of 7.9mm while the pro model is 173 grams but is thinner at 7.6mm. The Reno 5 and Reno 5 Pro will be available in Galaxy Dream, Aurora blue, and moonlit night color variants. The Reno5 features a flat 6.43-inch OLED display with a 2400 x 1080 resolution. The display has a 90Hz refresh rate and a 180Hz touch sampling rate. It features a pixel density of 410 PPI and a peak brightness of 750nits. There is a hole at the top left corner of the phone that houses the front-facing camera.

The regular Reno5 model is powered by the Snapdragon 765G processor as the Reno 4. The phone will be available in two configurations - 8GB RAM with 128GB internal storage and 128GB RAM with 256GB of storage. The storage type is UFS 2.1 and you can't extend the storage capacity of the phone. The device has four rear camera systems on the rear side. The primary camera is a 64MP with a 6P lens and it comes along with an 8MP ultra-wide-angle camera, a 2MP macro camera, and another 2MP camera for capturing depth. There is no support for optical image optimization in the phone but the company suggests an electronic image stabilization technique as a replacement.

In contrast to building your own PC, with regards to smartphones, you're practically stayed with whatever the producer has given you. This implies that we may need to make bargains while picking our handset, as possibly we like the plan of a phone however the presentation is excessively little.

Or then again perhaps we like a phone's battery size however the remainder of the specs are disappointing. That being stated, it appears to be that Oppo is investigating making a phone with removable camera modules, where the thought is that this camera module can be taken out and possibly utilized as an independent camera fueled by its own battery.

It's an intriguing thought, in spite of the fact that Oppo would not be the primary organization to attempt to make measured phones a thing. We've seen Motorola endeavor it in the past with Project Ara, just for it to crash and burn, and we've additionally observed LG attempt to make measured connections, in spite of the fact that that hasn't actually worked out the way that they had trusted by the same token.

It's anything but difficult to perceive any reason why such a framework may be difficult to receive. This is on the grounds that nobody truly savors hauling around isolated modules for a phone that could be effortlessly lost or harmed. That being stated, this is just a patent so it's difficult to discern whether Oppo may really make it a reality.

Samsung and Huawei have showcased their foldable gadgets as the eventual fate of smartphones. In any case, Chinese opponent Oppo has an alternate impression of things to come, as exhibited by its most recent idea.

Rollable smartphones are in transit

Known as the Oppo X 2021 and declared during the INNO Day 2020 occasion, the idea smartphone being referred to flaunts a retractable OLED show combined with a restrictive Roll Motor powertrain.

The item resembles some other smartphone with a 6.7-inch bended edge show from the outset. However, on the off chance that you incline toward a tablet-like encounter, a straightforward swipe as an afterthought will grow the showcase to 7.4-inches.

Not at all like foldable smartphones which frequently have wrinkles or dimples on the screen, the Oppo X 2021 flaunts a totally level board. That is made conceivable by the previously mentioned powertrain, which produces a steady power.

The Roll Motor likewise permits clients to unroll the presentation however much that they need, which implies you can locate your sweet spot and won't need to stress over making due with 6.4-inches or 7.4-inches.

To guarantee everything is completely ensured consistently, the Oppo X 2021 remembers a 2-for 1 Plate tech that underpins the presentation. There is likewise a sliding casing that secures the Roll Motor and other interior parts.

Since the Oppo X 2021 is an idea smartphone, there are no quick intends to deliver it. In any case, the gadget will no uncertainty structure the premise of future models that will in the end hit racks.

Oppo is known for making mobile phones that are not just gorgeous but also affordable for most of the users. And now we have rumors that they are just getting faster and better in terms of processing power as well. The rumors says that Oppo's upcoming device could feature a next-generation processor. The leaker with a username DigitalChatStation on Chinese social-network website Weibo says that Oppo is working to integrate a new chipset that may end up being called the Snapdragon 870.

Snapdragon 870 hasn't been announced yet and we are expecting it to be revealed by the Qualcomm event in December - but according to existing reports, we can hope for lighting-fast processing speeds to smartphones. If Oppo does have plans to feature its next smartphone with Snapdragon 870 in a phone, it will be likely teh Oppo Reno 5 or Oppo Find X3 that is expected somewhere around Feb or March next year. The Oppo Reno 5 is the fifth-generation of its mid-range smartphone series. Oppo might want to use the latest processor at its most premium model, but it remains to be seen how ‘lite' the Snapdragon 870 is, and Oppo might decide it's a better fit for its top phones than the 875.

If the Oppo Find X3 does end up having this Snapdragon 870 processor, it will be another great phone by the companies to put high-speed processing chips in the mid-range smartphones. But do users actually need such a fast processor for an additional cost? Mid-range smartphones are a preferred choice of users who might not need maximum processing power. We have to find what's in store for us, when the phone actually launch or we get more confirmed leaks. So, would you pay extra for having a processor that is super fast or you would prefer to stick to more budget-friendly smartphone variants? Do let us know in the comment section below.