One of the last major smartphone releases of 2024 comes from Oppo just in time for Christmas market
As indicated by Irish Mirror last week, Oppo has today confirmed the global launch of the Find X8 Series, with Ireland and Europe exclusively releasing its ultra-premium model, the Find X8 Pro.
READ MORE: Insta360 X4 360-degree camera review: six months on and we still love this versatile action shooter Renowned for camera innovation, Find X8 Pro includes a quad 50MP camera set-up, adding a 135mm periscope camera for further-reaching 6x optical zoom and a larger 23mm wide-angle camera sensor. Find X8 Pro is also the first globally available smartphone to feature two periscope cameras, with the firm promising gapless zoom performance. The triple prism periscope camera comes with a flagship-grade 50MP, 1/1.
Under the hood is the latest-generation MediaTek Dimensity 9400 chip running the new ColorOS 15 software which the firm said perfectly complements the Find X8 Pro. Its seamless visuals, intuitive elements, and clever time-saving AI tools should put everything you need at your fingertips.
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