Groundbreaking, eye-catching, and… structurally flawed. That latter part is not what we expected to hear about the nearly benzelless Oppo Find X smartphone unveiled a month ago, but the motorized mechanism hiding both the front and rear cameras always seemed like a risky design venture.
The phone fared well in most of Zack’s durability tests, thanks to the Gorilla Glass 5 display and aluminum frame. Unfortunately, the phone quickly broke during the classic bend test, even though most flagships come away from the same treatment relatively unscathed.
The pressure the Find X was subjected to during the bend test is similar to what other smartphones have been put through, but over 90% of them have so far been able to withstand such abuse.
And the original price for this phone is $1155 (420,000)
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Who are the trying to impress?
Very bad. The need to work hard on there phones.
Waoo what a test, seeing ZackJerry Rips the $1155 phone apart was a missed feeling. You need to see the video.. But then it fails the bend test. At $1155 it should pass any test. What do you think.The money is huge.
Imagine a phone at that price
I don’t even know this company
$1115 is a huge amount. With such a price tag it should be able to with stand even a bullet.
Abi o oo, Bullet, harmer all join..
Lmfao, it’s actually a bit funny. But every failure is a learning curve, they’ll do better next time
It shud be taken back to the factory for another
Production
With an immediate effect
I cried for Oppo yesterday after watching the video on YouTube. D algebra find X failed woefully
that’s half a plot of land.
That money can buy a second hand car
Design error I guess
Chai. I even saw 1 guy advertising this phone on YouTube as if it’s world best phone.
You mean a $1115 phone failed a bend test ?, well there’s always room for improvement.
Too damn expensive
That’s a shame. Will it stop people from buying it?