The Oppo Find X5 Pro built on the design of its predecessor, the Find X3 Pro (reminder: there was no X4), with a smooth, uninterrupted back panel. The vanilla Find X5 used a separate element for the camera bump to stick to the design language as much as possible within its budget.
These may be the last examples of the mentioned design language, at least judging by the looks of the vanilla Oppo Find X6. We haven't seen anything official yet, but Evan Blass' record speaks for itself. The camera island is back and more prominent than ever. Here's a side-by-side comparison of the X 2022 phones.
The Hasselblad logo has been upscaled a bit and there's a faint "co-engineering" label above it to make it clear that Oppo is an equal partner in this relationship. To that end, there is also a "Powered by MariSilicon" label next to the novelty - the periscope lens. The vanilla X5 uses the traditional 2x telephoto lens, the X6 gets an improved look. This has led some to believe that the image shows the X6 Pro, but according to Blass, this is not the case.
Assuming this is indeed the Oppo Find X6 and the rumors are correct, there should be a 1” sensor (50MP) inside the main camera, a 50MP ultra-wide module next to it, plus a 32MP sensor behind the periscope. Also, this model should be powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 (while the Pro should get Gen 2).
We don't have an official reveal date for the Find X6 series yet, and it might take some time. Oppo Inno Day starts tomorrow and will feature the Find N2 foldable device. The original Find N was also revealed in mid-December, while the Find X5 series was announced in late February.
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