A new leak has revealed what the book of the Find X6 Pro looks like, Oppo’s next flagship smartphone. Rumoured to be arriving in Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and MediaTek Dimensity 9200 variants, the Find X6 Pro will offer a triple rear-facing camera set-up with a periscope camera. Hasselblad tunings and a MariSilicon ISP will return for the Find X series too.
An alleged Find X6 Pro has been spotted on Weibo, possibly a few weeks before the device’s introduction in China. While the design shown matches earlier leaks, it appears that its camera housing takes up more space than had been assumed. Regardless, the Find X6 Pro has a significantly larger camera housing than the Find X5 Pro, despite retaining three rear-facing cameras.
Reputedly, the Find X6 Pro will ship with different cameras, depending on the model chosen. Based on earlier leaks, the MediaTek Dimensity 9200-powered edition will feature three Sony IMX890 CMOS sensors, which will be capable of capturing 50 MP images each. By contrast, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2-powered version will is rumoured to utilise the Sony IMX989 from the Xiaomi 12S Ultra and Xiaomi 13 Pro as its primary camera, plus IMX890 sensors for its ultra-wide-angle and telephoto cameras like its MediaTek-backed sibling.
The image also reveals that Oppo will continue its partnership with Hasselblad for the Find X6 series. The extent of that partnership over the Find X6 Pro remains to be seen; the Find X5 Pro and OnePlus 10 Pro mainly utilised Hasselblad tunings for camera modes and UI tweaks. Moreover, the Find X6 Pro will contain another MariSilicon chipset, Oppo’s in-house image signal processor (ISP). As it stands, Oppo is expected to partner the handset with the MariSilicon X2, rather than the existing MariSilicon X.
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Alex Alderson, 2023-02- 6 (Update: 2023-02- 6)
