More details of the Oppo Find 7 super display 2.0


We have previously covered the news that the Oppo Find 7 will boast a so called “Super Display 2.0”, here are a few more features the 5.5-inch panel will offer.

The Oppo Find 7 could well be the first 2K phone available for customers outside of China. While having an impressive resolution of 2560 x 1440 on a 5.5-inch panel should mean a seriously crisp viewing experience it isn’t the only feature of the new panel.

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Oppo China have released the following teaser explaining some of the features. Apparently the Find 7 Super Display will be super sensitive allowing for use with wet hands, when wearing gloves and will even operate when thick leather gloves are worn. Great features for anyone venturing out in to the cold. The panel will also be immune to electro magnetic forces caused when charging.

oppo find 7 display

Obviously Oppo haven’t shown the Find 7 in the images but rather demonstrate them on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3.

The Oppo Find 7 is believed to run a Snapdragon 805 processor, have at least 3GB RAM and 4G LTE support.

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11 Comments

  1. Steven
    January 22, 2014

    M running out of patience for its release

  2. tmxturuu
    January 22, 2014

    i am so buying this phone when it gets released. With awesome dev support. hopefully it wont have a crazy price as N1. But with Snapdragon 805 it might be worth it even at that price

    • Ron
      January 22, 2014

      The N1 isn’t very expensive though..? And I don’t believe the Find 7 will have any lower price, most likely almost the same, and if not higher.

      • tmxturuu
        January 22, 2014

        580$ for a Snapdragon 600 powered phone at the start of 2014 is actually expensive, just saying. If N1 had the S800 i would be delighted to buy it, N1 is just not that future proof from hardware prospective.

        • tmxturuu
          January 22, 2014

          Xiaomi Mi3 has a much better hardware at much lower price. If you are in china you can get Mi3 for 350$. But the only reason i didnt buy it is lack of dev support.

  3. DAS
    January 22, 2014

    From where did you get that they are believed to use a Snapdragon 805? You seem to change your mind between the 800 and 805 every single news post…

  4. tmxturuu
    January 22, 2014

    Even if Find 7 gets a AB or AC of S800 it would still be ok. S805 would be great but its not mandatory. S800 is very future proof.

  5. Tiah Oon Tjoe
    January 23, 2014

    There’s no such thing as future proof…………………………………

  6. January 23, 2014

    Can’t wait…looks awesome

    • nando_donk
      January 23, 2014

      didnt you see the picture?
      it is galaxy note 3
      lol

      • Igor Mishin
        January 23, 2014

        Didn’t you read the description?

        “Obviously Oppo haven’t shown the Find 7 in the images but rather demonstrate them on a Samsung Galaxy Note 3.”

        (they don’t want show you the Phone design but a part of its specs).

        Lol