Oppo Find X5 Pro review: A shiny Android flagship, but the price is high

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Oppo might not be as much of a household name as Samsung in markets like the UK and US, it’s actually frequently one of the top five global smartphone brands (on market share) on a regular basis.

Find X3 Pro had a glass back, but this time Oppo has chosen ceramics. This material is more robust than glass, which helps the phone have a better chance of surviving falls.

It may be sturdy, but the ceramic back is extremely smooth, which makes the phone slide around even on my wooden table. It had absolutely no chance of remaining on the arm of my comfortable chair, but fortunately fell either into the chair or onto the carpet.

Android 12 on Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal (non-expandable) storage. The screen is a 120Hz AMOLED panel, and the handset is powered by a fast-charging 5000mAh battery.

After two generations of Find Pro phones with interesting designs and features, I was hoping the Oppo Find X5 Pro would bring something special to the smartphone table.

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Oppo Find X5 Pro review: A shiny Android flagship, but the price is high

The Oppo Find X5 Pro has a distinctive design with the camera array at the back sitting in an irregularly shaped, raised area that looks like it has been moulded out of the rest of the chassis rather than, as is more usual, inserted into a cut-out

Find X5 Pro is yet another impressive flagship Android smartphone that’s well worth your attention. While falls on hard surfaces can be a problem, the Find X5 Pro has a flagship class IP68 rating for dust and water resistance.

This completely destroys the stylish look of the phone, as it is impossible to avoid finger dirt every time the handset is used. The use of ceramics instead of glass also increases the weight.

Oppo’s new Find X5 Pro joins an increasing number of premium handsets that come in around the £1,000 mark (~$1,260). A four-figure price tag (£1,049 Inc. VAT in the UK) means that this handset needs to excel in every respect, and a top-end chipset, a large fast-charging battery (5000mAh), a 6.7-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen.

Oppo also takes the opportunity to market a number of third-party apps, including the usual social media suspects and some familiar shopping applications. It’s frustrating, although thankfully these apps can be deleted if not needed.

Oppo says this can automatically switch between an 80° and 90° field of view depending on how many people are trying to squeeze into a photo.

Oppo Find X5 Pro Specifications :

Oppo Find X5 Pro has a distinctive design with the camera array at the back sitting in an irregularly shaped, raised area that looks like it has been moulded out of the rest of the chassis rather than, as is more usual, inserted into a cut-out.

You may remember this moulded approach from the review of last year’s Oppo Find X3 Pro. The X5 Pro is that handset’s successor, as Oppo has omitted an X4 range.

The X3 Pro had a more uniformly shaped camera bump; the change this time around is apparently to help users get a more comfortable hold on the handset when shooting photos or video.

It didn’t make much difference to me in terms of ergonomics, but visually it’s a refreshing change from rectilinear or circular designs.

This material is more robust than glass, helping the phone have a better chance of surviving drops. The backplate is available in Glaze Black and Ceramic White.

Video photographers will be happy to see that video zoom with the rear camera goes up to 4K at 30fps and 60fps – the same as non-zoomed video.

Slow motion is limited to 1080p at 240fps and 720p at 480fps. The selfie camera is slightly more limited with zoom and peaks at 1080p at 30fps.

The typical contrast-y look of the Pixel 6 Pro’s shot offers a more nuanced image, with what I feel is a more even exposure.

The included 80W charger delivered good, fast charging performance that matched Oppo’s 50% requirement in 12 minutes. For example, from 17% charge, it became 39% in five minutes, 58% in 10 minutes, 73% in 15 minutes, 87% in 20 minutes, 95% in 25 minutes, and 99% in half an hour.

The Oppo Find X5 Pro is impressive in many  respects but its design, although distinctive, won’t please everyone. The ceramic material’s slippery smoothness and liking for fingerprints could divide opinion, for example. Battery life and fast charging are no less than I’d expect from a top-flight phone, and the same goes for the high-quality AMOLED screen.

The cameras perform well, although the Hasselblad contribution is perhaps a little overblown, and I’m disappointed to see that the Find X3 Pro’s macro camera has gone. It’s also a pity that Oppo insists on preinstalling an army of third-party apps.

The Find X5 Pro does have a tendency to oversaturate colors and go a little heavy on brightness, meaning some shadows get squashed and a little depth in an image is lost.

The Find X5 Pro is also rather keen on applying HDR (high dynamic range) processing to shots, which can sometimes make an image look a little over-processed rather than heavy on contrast.

But I feel it goes a little too far, with the red in the background building’s girders looking a little artificial and the blue paint on the boat to the right appearing a little too bright compared to the S22 Ultra’s rendition.

The Find X5 Pro gets a big, glossy screen with a high refresh rate, a brace of high-resolution cameras, a tie-up with legendary camera brand Hasselblad, plus a top-end chip set, lighting-fast charging and a four-figure price tag.

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