This Smartphone Hardware is Getting Crazy!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- This phone isn't even getting released outside of China, but damn, this hardware is good.
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The moment when the phone's so good, you start philosophical and nostalgic debates. That's a new
@Don't Read My Profile Photo got it
Jajaja ikr
@Dont_Read_Profile_Photook I won't
I hate him because he is apple fanboy
@Don't Read My Profile Photo K
Argh, you lost me at 6.82 inch display!
One thing that hasn't got bigger, more efficent or stronger in the last decade are my hands. I want a 6 inch or less flagship Android phone... and I want choice. The Zenfone 9 is very hard to source thus overpriced - The Galaxy S23 is still too big ;)
Pixel 7? Is that not a good option?
@elfrjz I mean depends what size of a person you are.(lmao) but I think they are pretty small
@Zaydan Alfariz kinginix zero 5g 2023 aja bang
s23 is pretty compact tho
@elfrjz Modern men's clothing generally has big pockets to accommodate newer phones, though women's don't so they are forced to use bags to carry them (nothing new here though). From what I've seen, it's more of a general thing that everything there is big. Meal sizes are big, roads are big/wide, cars are big (many people buy huge SUVs for no reason), houses are big etc. People love their big stuff over there, it seems.
Also, you literally said in a previous comment that you're in Indonesia, so an educated guess is that you're a national, lol.
As a Software Engineer, we hired ARM CPUs in AWS cloud to process route optimizations, Perfect example that smartphone hardware got really crazy past theses years.
Flagship smartphones at this point are becoming more and more of a niche segment because of rising prices & features 80-90% of users can't really take advantage of. Mid-range & upper mid-range segment is where it's at.
Isn’t that how it’s meant to really big. Flagship cars are also niche.
whenever im getting a flagship smartphone i tend to keep it for couple of years before upgrading.
I've been using the OP 7 Pro for almost 4 years now and it still runs like a champ.
now im looking for an upgrade that im prolly keeping for longer since the hardware has gotten alot better. as long as im not upgrading annually I'd say the price is definitely worth it.
i guess you could say the same to midrange devices too since they've been advancing so much over the years. just my opinion btw✌️
@@PeteS_1994 ikr! if more people were richer, mid-range and budget segment would be niche
On Android side agreed. Exception is Apple devices where the Flagship market of “pro” iPhones is well marketed as a status symbol and as such has strong user base. Some people buy high fashion clothing and others are buying the most expensive iPhones.
That seems like better way to advertise these phones in 2023 rather than advertising features with how good mid-range is getting
i can vouch for that. my sd 778g+ is superb. with android 13, never had hiccup using it.
Amazing specs from top to bottom, the cameras alone are amazing. Hard to believe all that computing power is almost taken for granted now. Great review as always. TY
I don't see anything that's crazy or impressive about this phone at all. This video is a standard sponsored ad, disguised as a video about how "crazy" smartphone hardware has gotten... But there is absolutely nothing unique or revolutionary about this phone. It's the exact same as the past 8 years of smartphones, with just very incremental upgrades due to slight upgrades in hardware over time. MKHBD is just giving you an ad here that makes this phone sound like it's a big upgrade over others by comparing it to phones from 8 years ago, as if this one is the one to suddenly make that 8 year jump to the hardware it has now lmao.
@@Helixium08 i agree for most of the part, you can get a 4500mAH + 120W charging on Redmi note 11 pro max for less than 400bucks. The triple 50mp? 12S ultra done it. Amazing screen with quadhd ltpo? S23 ultra has it. Both companies have better software than Oppo.
@@Helixium08 doesn't he have to disclose it if it's a promotion? Otherwise it wouldn't be legal, right?
@@zadsazhad s23 ultra doesn't have 2500 nits
@@Helixium08 why would he sponsor a phone that won't even be launched outside of China lol
I just got me this phone a month ago and I've been in love.
I have the older X5 but it's easily the best phone I've had not just one the hardware side (obviously since it's my newest phone) but also on software side.
And the crazy thing is that most people don't even know Oppo even though they are the 4th biggest phone company right now. How crazy is that?
7:20 The Nokia 3310. My first cellphone I ever owned. Nokia was an absolute juggernaut back in those days! If you didn’t live through it, it’s hard to understate just how dominant they were.
Yeah...around my parts (northern europe), almost everyone had a Nokia. And those that didnt wanted one.
Don't even pretend like you forgot the factory text chime
@@cheeseontoastbrah I remember every little sound they made lol. Playing Snake on the bus like I’m from the future. You could drop them from 10 ft and at worst the case or battery would come off, but you’d just click it back in every time lol. Phones do so much more these days, but I’ll never forget where I started. Android hadn’t even been invented yet!
@@MarioGoatse I'm sure 10 mins with a 3310 the thumb would be back to texting without looking at the screen
@@cheeseontoastbrah True lol. It was so quick and easy. If you gave it to someone who grew up with an iPhone though, they would take a while to get it. It was a skill that we had to hone over years, but you get to a point where it’s like riding a bike. It’s all muscle memory
Never was a fan of Oppo, still not one, but damn, this design strikes right up my alley. The dual color, the symmetry, the nice beige colour, the contrast of materials, holy shit I'd be proud to carry something like that with me
Same. If PixelExperieance ROMs get ported to this phone, I may just end up buying this phone.
My OnePlus 6t has been with me through heaven and hell, but I'm thinking it's time for an update now.
It sucks
@@HeresAtta commenting back from a 6T as well. I do need to change it by the end of this year or beginning of next at most
@fokusall You gays can buy it from China, Global Warranty
You're going to add a crappy cover
I've been a proud user of the Oppo Reno 10X Zoom - the fastest phone on the market when I bought it (well, faster than the Samsung equivalent and had a better camera). 4-years later it's still going strong but the battery is now barely a day so looking for an upgrade. Surprisingly the pop up cameras are still fully functional and used dozens of times a day. However, the Find X6 Pro has definitely piqued my curiosity 🙂
Same here bro using Reno 10x from 2019... Still snappy...& Still 855 is similar to today's 778g...
me too. I'm a proud 10x zoom owner too. Been using it for 3-3,5 years, still working flawlessly and last android 12 update made it fresh like a 2022 device (sadly that was the last). Yes, the battery now drained already (my BH is around 75 now) but the camera (the 5x especially), fast ram (12GB), and fast OS still made me use it as my main and only phone without any lag. This find X6 looks promising but only its periscope still not that far compared to the OG 10x zoom
@@tirthadinda6926 better than 788g
why not just go to the shop and replace the battery?
Just change the battery
This phone looks so suprisenly good with that color design
💯
Hells yeah
It looks like some kind of chocolate.
it looks like a cigarette
@@lukaslazari Dang that's actually true
The way they've retained a massive camera bump but still tried to integrate it into the back and also added a 2-tone back with vegan leather just makes it look classy as hell.
1970s cars with brown vinyl roofs, these days they say vegan leather. It's still PVC 🙂
Tan vinyl, still cutting it. Marketing, still selling it. People, still buying it.
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now is that bad though?
@@Google_Does_Evil_Now I thought they used Polyurethane (PU) leather?
have to agree. this is a very classy design.
It's not vegan leather unless vegans died for it
Damn phones have become cameras should we change the name 😂 "nice camera which company made it"
Speaking as someone who recently moved to a nordic country the feature to clock/overclock the phone to keep it warm in winter to protect the battery is such a clever innovation. It's not a big deal but it honestly adds value to the experience if you live in colder parts of the world. Between this & the Oppo Find N2 Flip I feel like phones are getting creative again(since early 2000s) perhaps. Thanks for keeping us informed as always MKBHD! 😉
This kind of attention to detail and edge cases really warms my heart (pardon the pun)
Pretty "cool" idea but I wonder what effect (if any) it'll have on battery health in the long run
@@triton62674 your daily battery usage causes more harm than that
I’ve had an iPhone go from 90% to dead in seconds while I was locked outside my apartment, I had to throw snowballs at the 2nd story window to get my buddy to let me in. Being able to do something to keep the phone warm there would have been amazing and I’m sure there’s been way more extreme situations than mine where this would help.
@@triton62674 From what I understand of the video it only does this to charge, which doesn't ruin the battery because it runs the processor from the A/C source (plug). It probably helps preserve the battery since batteries "prefer" charging at a certain temperature.
MKBHD uploading at 6 AM is a vibe.
10AM Portugal
It is 6 PM here in the Philippines which is also a vibe😁
4pm in india
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To all companies. Please stop making phones with curved edge screens
smartphones have come a long way - it’s wild. the specs have increased in pace with computing tasks, which equates to the same user experience of 2011. truly mind blowing incredible progress
and let’s not forget the hefty helping of meaningless novelty sprinkled in along the way!
Well said.
Thank you for your research. I find your videos are well done. Will *AWS33X* hit 1000? Not sure but I hope so.
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@@sakibsarwar5290 bro where did all these come from...
@@jezuconz7299 It appears to be some sort of crypto scam. Searching "AWS33X" will bring up a couple of crypto scam youtube videos alongside some other nonsensical results. Pretty sure that Sakib account is also a bot lmao.
@@jezuconz7299 bots promoting crypto
I think people are starting to accept large bumps in the backs of their phones because everyone uses covers/cases anyway which mitigate how much that bump sticks out. But in a phone like this, where they invested in leather for the back to improve feeling, I wonder why they wouldn't just raise everything to camera level (as a cover/case would anyway) and increase battery size.
phone's weight will increase
Too bad this freaking amazing hardware was held down by its mediocre software, and the fact that it is only available in China doesn't help. Oh OPPO what are you thinking? 🤦🏻♂️
Find series doesn't sell well outside of China
I would like to see it's cameras vs other flagships
Dear MKBHD, please make a separate video on display green line issue. People from Bangladesh are suffering lot . Some OnePlus, Samsung, Apple devices are mainly in this problem. OnePlus models are 8 , 8T , 8 pro, 9r , 9rt etc . Apple devices are 13 pro max , 13 pro. Samsung devices are s20 plus , s22 ultra etc. We don't know why this problem is for .. how to fix it in low cost...
Thank you
Love from Bangladesh ❤️🇧🇩
So Oppo is following how the charging station prepares a car battery... Oppo has taken the ideas from Tesla, which has been warming up its batteries this way for years now.
What about the Samsung S23 Ultra does it have this preheat battery function before charging?
Nah, it just heats up due to charging.
Samsung just decides to blow up before charging
I'm pretty sure Tesla didn't invent that idea, I think (?) it was originally used in the context of spacecrafts.
However, Oppo using the silicon for it instead of dedicated heating elements is rather novel.
Imagine thinking Tesla made the idea of a warm battery,
The engineering behind this is so impressive
Dude I still remember the first Find X which has the full screen display and the crazy moving camera! 0:51
When he said that, Samsung goes the extra mile by adding even more zoom so the companies are trying to zoom in with their cameras as much as possible. This industry has changed so much.
Right samsung zooming into your ai pictured future...
The camera bump immediately reminded me of Lumia 1020
I love how distinct leather phones are when compared to glass phones.
We've officially reached "Diminishing returns" peak of smartphone technology.
A decade ago, every single new phone that came out was a massive upgrade over last year's model. But nowadays? You hear 16GB ram, 6000 mAh battery, 2TB storage and no one even blinks an eye. They're like "eh cool yeah".
Ig cause even mid range phones are great nowadays and almost no body needs super high specs.
Same with PCs. We've plateaued. Earlier, you knew exactly what speed your CPU was; 120mhz.. Now it's 2.something ghz, with a few cores
@@vaibhavmugulavalli3366 you can right now buy a flagship from 3 years ago for quarter of the original price and it will last you for many years to come.
Imo, the smartphone tech peaked in 2018. Since then, nothing was groundbreaking. I remember the old days when the first Samsung Note was released, and people were shocked at how big and beautiful the display was. Good old days.
@Zaydan Alfariz well i use my iphone 14 pro several days, only doing some light whatsapp messaging and mails, some browsing. Standby lasts at least 2 days, sometimes coming almost through the 3rd
1:10 still needs practice, ask linus for tips😂
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Hahaha true
@@bobbrysonn 😂
4:39 I see MKBHQ as your Wi-Fi name 🤣. Congrats, you did it
Very interested to see how the camera/video compares against the other phones.
With a hasselblad? It'll be the tits.
Like any other brand that's not Google or Apple. Looks like complete shit. They can keep trying, but it'll take them a good 10 years before they're able to match either in it's current state, and imagine where those 2 will be by then.
@@RealityClubX delusional 😂
@@tahahaider5836 I'm proud your able to spot your own flaws.
@@RealityClubX try again some other time
I actually think display is one area where things haven't come that far. Eight years ago back in 2015 the gallery s6 had a 1440p OLED display. It was a different aspect ratio but around the same ppi. I went with the LG G4 back then which also had 1440p although I think it was LCD and it still loocked incredible. That was my favorite phone ever. I miss LG.
Life was Good
LTPO and high refresh rate are pretty useful innovations in the past few years though.
I still think IPS LCD looks best to me and is least strain and harm on my eyes. I've not liked other screens even if they may look nicer. They've looked off and felt harsh. I'm more sensitive to light than most, but I've never seen a need for 4K or OLED on a phone for me. If I can't see pixels, and the colors and brightness looks good, I'm fine.
I don't think we shall ever need more than 1440p. The technology to triple that exists already, but I guess it hasn't gone mainstream because it's not needed.
@@peteradeosun6736 I'm glad, it's just a waste of battery to display screens higher than "retina" level.
If that leather / metal back is your idea of a 50/50 split, I'm never going to split a piece of cake with you, Marques.
Good to see they’ve grasped the oppo-tunity to release a flagship
Get out😑
Goddamit
Well, they've released flagships for a solid few years now, going back to the first Oppo Find X... But the Find X2 Pro was probably really where they came into the conversation, and that was 3 years ago. I had it and it was one of the most powerful and well reviewed flagships when it launched. Same with the Find X3 Pro and Find X5 Pro which I have. It's one of the best flagships around... Just not hugely well known in the US I guess.
@@button4boy how often is the phone supported? Are you using the global or Chinese version?
@@raizo6895 global. It's just sold like a normal phone in the UK, so I have it with O2.
Not sure how long, but the normal amount. 2-3 of system updates, etc. I have Android 13 with it now, etc.
2:45 they gotta name everything! 'DYNAMIC ISLAND' ahem ahem
The first video I watched on your channel was the Oppo FIND X and I remember how my mind was blown by that pop up mechanism
Love it's design. Brilliant rear camera set up but selfie 1080p for a flagship phone definitely not good enough 😁😎
2:31 shouldn't the subtitle be "milliamp hour" not "milliamp power"
Huge appreciation for using a metric unit! It shows that you recognise your international fan base. Amazing work as always 👏👏
I agree! I'm from Canada!
Really
Maybe it’s the default setting of this oppo
99% of the world use it, lol.
@@Musica-zp7znyet entertainment tech the economy and so much more us domniated by one country. Look at the app youre using and look at who you're watching. Better you're wearing amweican fashion to while watching American movies and eating American inspired food. Our influence is second to none
I miss the old MKBHD intros. They were quite epic.
Man, I really expected MKBHD to say the battery gave a full 3 days charge based on how started the video. 😂
He brought me back down to reality as he wrapped up the battery discussion lol.
Same
Same 😂
Thank you for the update
Really love this design! Very clean and fingerprint free too!😂
Using a Find X5 pro for nearly a year now, still love it. Hope they can sell in Europe and US again soon
I've had mine for nearly a year, I personally can't wait until upgrade time and get rid of it
@@wildwelshpete what's wrong with it?
@@wildwelshpete Other than the excessive 2500 nits of brightness and the fast charging, the S23 Ultra basically has the specs with better software, might as well upgrade to that
@@pavulon5000 I just find it a bit of a let down, especially the camera in low light
@@Tom_Stevens617 better camera too
Props to this company for not making the phone slippery. That's rly annoying that they keep making phones just to make you buy a case. too much pollution out there already
I've been using Oppo phones for 5 years now, and i have never been let down by their quality. Glad to see that they're becoming a top dog in the smart phone market ❤
They are far from the good quality🤔
@@kfx3907 May I ask which one did you use? My X3 Pro never failed me since day one.
imo apple will always be the top dog thanks to their solid hardware and regular software updates even of their older models
@@iJasdeep We can all agree "updates for older models" is like slow poison when talking about Apple. Speaking from experience, I never liked those Chinese brands (Oppo, Vivo, OnePlus), phones just started heating up alot after a few months to 1-2 years of use. I like Apple phones (yes I am aware they are expensive). I would love Pixel if it was stronger though in terms of hardware (maybe around snapdragon 8?) because I like stock android too.
@@gaganmalik4421 why do you need so much performance? Was running a pixel 4 up until last year no issues performance wise and I still would it displays weren't so expensive to replace, you really don't need that much performance it's just to sell next year's product, there is virtually no difference day to day from a pixel 7 and s23, big difference in benchmarks sure but I'm currently on a zflip 3, leave pretty much all my apps open, sometimes play games, and it's still fine, will happily keep 5-6 apps open and the other 15 in a sleep which opens again within seconds, the rat race for more performance is pointless, you gain little.
Can't wait for iPhone to have all these neat features in the next 3 to 5 years
Chienese smartphone manufacturers are showing serious dedication to circular camera modules since last year
I used to have a Nokia Lumia 1020 and it was amazing. The huge camera bump on the back of the phone was great to rest your finger under it so you can better hold the phone one-handed.
As an Oppo Find X3 Pro owner, I'm deeply saddened about this phone not being released worldwide, Oppo flagships have been killing it in all departments the last few years and I'd have loved to upgrade to this one.
Just buy it from a Chinese vendor
@@Pertie exactly lol. There are so many stores that ship Chinese phones
@@RacoonFighter in some case. The tax would be more expensive if its not officialy sell on each region. For ex, I live in Indonesia and if I buy it from china. The tax would be likely $400 or even more. Not to mention if its needed to ask for help to the official store in my country, if something happend to this phone. This will bring a minus, since the official store in my country doesnt sell it and they wont hand a help for everything happend to Find 6 pro. Even tho its the same brand.
@@RacoonFighter lol we want global ROM, not Chinese
@@Pertie and risk installing all my apps through unknown sources and not having a functioning safetynet? No thanks
You should do a review about the GPods
1:47 a fly went by
10 years ago I did not think that phones will have 1 day battery backup as I was getting 1 week battery backup on my Nokia 1100.
True, but today's phones also do a lot more than just phone calls, texts, and playing snakes.
@@davidg5898 Snake game was the the trend back than..
Also.. Nokia wasn't only for calling text..
It's also being used as throwable chunk of thick plastic in case of you want to attack theives.. stary dogs, or even wild bears xD
@@Jack_Sparrow131 I actually find modern phones to be more useful for self defense. Modern phones with 5000 mAh batteries are just massive.
@milos4987 but the old thick plastic chunk can be thrown multiple times..
Newer phones screens will crack & battery explode (1 time throw) Lol
@@Jack_Sparrow131 That's a good point.
You should do a video similar to this comparing a midrange phone from today that is great for the money with something from 10 years ago. It may make a great video idea 💡
MKBHD, you are among the pioneers of youtube and you are always getting better and better.
One of the reasons we love you is because, unlike other youtube content producers, you are not heavily biased toward the sponsors.
Lately, in some reviews, this unbiased attitude seems to be tipped toward the sponsers interests.
No dought the Oppo model you are reviewed is a great phone, but it hasn't pushed any boundaries. The CPU, the RAM, the display, and the camera sensors where all spotted in previous manufacturers of other phones from Samsung, Xiaomi, and One Plus.
Elaborating different sections of this phone, from hardware to software, and introducing it as the climax of mobile industry so far, are examples which are not in alignment with the videos we used to see from you.
To me, you are still the most unbiassed, trustworthy, and honest producer on youtube. ❤
On *AWS33X* , you've done an amazing job. How are you going to make all of these films and write all of the text in such a short amount of time? Exceptional work.
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The real question is .. What's the point of Oppo sending review units to UA-camrs while the phone is exclusive to the China market?
@@amrdaking1 Lol think a bit more
you can easily import em
I like the phone ..I use OPPO find x5 pro..I will upgrade Oppo find x6 pro soon greetings from Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪
Is it just me? Or is the 2 Tone leather look just the most beautiful thing you have seen on a smartphone with such insane hardware?❤❤
Looks like OPPO is still trending in the right direction, I have a Find X3 Pro that I daily drive and love, haven't really thought of upgrading since originally buying it but when I do, I think I'll stick with the OPPO line-up. So long as they don't keep up the China exclusivity going forward.
No 4K60 for the front camera? Why? Only Samsung, Iphone and Google Pixel seem to offer it so far 🤷🏼
I notice marquese does talk a lot of tech, but on certain phones he does not talk about how good the camer is in just for normal picture taking or video., He did not say anything about the video or give us any examples of the picture or video quality, why?? Does he not want to really give a endorsement recoomend a phone outside of a U.S manufacture. Very clever my man, but transparent.. that is how you maintain a lot of your All american audience?? just saying.
yup he doesn't review good Chinese phones just because they're Chinese it's really pathetic if he ever actually reviews the vivo x100 ultras cameras it would blow everything away but he won't 😂 america is afraid of competition banning DJI Huawei Chinese cars Loll
It's amazing how far phone cameras have come hardware wise. Having several cameras available for wide angle up to (low) telephoto shots adds a lot of versatility and I love that a 1" sensor is no longer an extreme feature on a prototype, but something you can get with several regular flagship phones.
At the same time, it feels like software has taken a wrong turn at some point. Just take a look at samples from the Nokia 808. That's a more than ten year old phone with not even a 1" sensor. Yet, in good conditions it produces an amount of detail and nuance that you just cannot get with any modern phone. It's like the Concorde, a technology from the past that was - in some aspects - more advanced than anything we have today. And I think reviewers are partly to blame for this development.
Very early smartphones with tiny sensors had a lot of issues with dynamic range, where brighter parts of the images (like the sky) would just turn white if you wanted to expose the foreground correctly. So reviews often looked at how much detail was visible in both the darkest and the brightest parts of the image, which was a good measure for dynamic range.
Nowadays, the larger and much more advanced sensors don't have that problem anymore, they have plenty of dynamic range for almost all situations. But reviewers are still fixated on this same issue, taking pictures of a black cat against the blazing sun and expecting to see detail of both the cat's fur and all the currents and flares on the sun's surface at the same time. Phone manufacturers have responded to that demand, making dark parts of the image brighter and bright parts darker by combining several differently exposed shots taken in short succession. This is sometimes (incorrectly) called HDR imaging or more accurately tone mapping.
The immediate result of this process is a loss of contrast, it's the intended effect. This can be a good thing in situations with too much contrast, like the black cat in front of the sun. But there can also be too little contrast if the tone mapping is overdone. The sun will no longer look blazingly bright, it will be muted like on a slightly overcast day. And the shiny black fur of the cat will look greyish and dull. You need a few really white and a few really black parts in the image for it to look right, but some reviewers have repeatedly portrayed this as a fault because they could no longer make out all the details in these parts.
The other reason why tone mapping is bad outside of a few high-contrast situations is that it's just not that refined yet, at least when left completely to software. We still get lots of really nasty artifacts like halos that you can't unsee once you start looking for them. Or look at samples with fine tree branches in front of a bright sky, many algorithms will produce all kind of weird spots and blotches there. And over all, there's a loss of nuances like different shades of blue, white and yellow in the evening sky. They tend to be all brought to the same level of uniform blue that often just looks fake.
I really wish phone manufacturers would use the great hardware to its full potential, but right now over processing and badly implemented "computational photography" is ruining the image quality.
As a camera guy.. I wish the knurled ring around the camera bump was an actual fine tune focus ring. Even digitally done, it'll be much easier than a touch screen. Manual focusing is something "good" camera phones lack in huge. Thats something Hasselblad should of been able to innovate.
really nice to see a video just stepping back and taking stock of how far we've come. nice thing to celebrate!
Shout-out to everyone who worked on this amazing intro 👏
those big camera bumps could go away, I want to charge in my car.
The Intros are unique as always. Great Video
AMbient Electronica is good?(the one in this vid) If ya want some, listen to Darko US. Their ambient tracks hit like actual brick walls.(I'm talking about their more mellow stripped down tracks in gen.)
@@adityabhujbal6891 Hey, do you know the name of the song in this intro and the artist. Desperately trying to find it lol
@@KyleAGutierrez Same here.
My iPhone 8 has that Ultra low temperature charging mode…but I think it only works when I’m playing games and editing videos on IG because that’s when it gets warm
I'm glad I have gotten to the age where I cannot tell the difference in between my $150 phone and my daughter's $1000 phone...at least till one breaks lmao
I'm still rocking Find X2 Pro and still breezes through anything thrown at it.
I still love the x2 pro till now, because it has 512gb that aren't in the newer ones, and more zooming capability.
Same here I still have X2 pro brought when it first got released and still so good 😊
Night videos on Find X2 Pro are top notch. Even my S22 Ultra is no match to it's night videos quality.
The thing I hate the most on the newer phones, are the big camera bumps, I don't like them at all. I love how the photos look, but it bothers me a lot haha Thanks for the great video!
They will continue to grow to a size where there's no difference left between a phone and a camera
A shame its’ China only. If they’d released that in the US they’d have my money so damn fast
1:21 so cute
Peak brightness is so hot right now, but I wish more manufacturers would show spec for lowest brightness (while on) for late night use.. the lowest setting is often too bright.
I thought it's a OnePlus phone 😂😂😂
It's a shame they're not bringing it to the Western Regions. I really liked my Oppo Find X2 Pro with the 5x periscope zoom
Me too 😪
I still use it daily
They are not bringing it at all ?😢
They will probably sell it in Europe.
Same here I still have the find X2 pro update to android 13 and still fast
Circular is the perfect shape of a steering wheel
Amazing design
Premium+passionately different in a clean way with no exaggeration and useless features
What about spyware?
I would pay a lot of money for really good hardware paired with pixel like software
I was a Pixel fan since the Nexus ones. Once I tried the Oppo Find X2 pro I never looked back. Now using the Find X5 pro. Pixel phones feels like a Toyota to me now. Great daily drivers, but don't offer much more.
I wonder how well that leather would hold up over 1 or 2 years of being put into and out of pockets, being held with dirty, greasy hands, and just general wear and tear.
It kind of reminds me of the Nokia Lumia 1020 I think it was. The one with the amazing camera.
Looks like a great phone and it always seems the ones that are good are not us/Europe released.
Great to see some business are still pushing the tech with bar phones.
For me I'm all for folding phones and people will disagree but I love my duo. Nothing comes close for multi tasking at the moment.
That was a killer phone.. haha 😄 I still remember my friend sporting it. It looked new and was amazing to use
i got to say... that thing is gorgeous! 👌🏻
I haven’t seen Marques as exited for a phone in while.
4:40 Screen Burn In?
HTC 10 in 2016 had 1440p Display. 575v pixels per inch, even tighter density.
Phones used to have TV receiver, where is TV receiver these days?
1970s cars with brown vinyl roofs, these days they say vegan leather. It's still PVC 🙂
Tan vinyl, still cutting it. Marketing, still selling it. People, still buying it.
I agree, the technology of phones has gotten so crazy good over the last few years. I am just amazed by the rate of innovation these manufacturers are coming up with.
Money, that's it. The phone industry must be worth more than some small/ medium countries' gdp.
According to tipster Digital Chat Station, a
new smartphone from Vivo's sub-brand iQ00 is set to feature a high-silicon battery with a capacity of 5000mAh and 120W fast charging capabilities. This new device is expected to be part of the upcoming iQOO Neo 8 series, which is rumored to be launched in May.
Additionally, iQOO Neo 8 is rumored to eliminate the plastic frame and use a metal frame, which could improve its durability and design aesthetics. According to the tipster, iQOO Neo 8 series will include a standard version and a Pro model. The iQOO Neo 8 Pro is expected to be powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, while the regular model is tipped to come with a MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ chip.
I like how the upper edge of the leather/2nd backside color lines up with the matte glass! 😃👍
And yes, I know that cameras need bigger bumps, that's physics. If you want larger sensors, longer focal lengths, larger aperture and better quality you need bigger bumps (as long you don't find visible light with half of the wavelength😂).
I actually like how it looks. It's kinda retro, like a vintage Fuji camera or something.
true, the curve glass on the side ruined it little. i wish it was either rounded in builk (like a retro old tv) or just flat simplifiyed.
Love your content, Marques!! Watching this from my Oneplus 11!
This is a serious contender for the most improved phone award. Apart from the massive jump in performance and battery that the new chip brings, the new camera just took it to another level. They went from having one of the worst telephoto sensors to arguably the best
From powerful processors to high-quality cameras to great display, there's so much to appreciate about the hardware
If camera bumps are getting bigger and everybody is okay with it, why not make the whole back side flat by adding more battery? Phones are not supposed to drug addicts, who need to get a shot every few hours!
The rear design is highly inspired from Hasselblad cameras
8:42, the OPPO cameras aligned like that is satisfying
How the fck did you find that 1min after the video is out?
Yea
@@GeyzsonKristoffer 😂 hahaha u should try watch UA-cam on 25x speed it’s pretty good
@@GeyzsonKristoffer looool fr
I remember when we were LUCKY to get 8 hours on a single charge on a smartphone. NOW we'd be taking it back to the manufacturer for a defective model. Sometimes lineation (the slow phasing out of products) makes us forget how much progress has been made in the technological world. I think we're pretty close to holographic displays being unveiled in the next 20 years.
I don't mind big camera bumps.. the last feature phone I owned was a Sony Ericsson K800i, with a camera that was kind of insane for it's time.
Who else smashes that like button before you watch it because you know its going to be a great video? MHBHD always bring it.
you know what would be funny.... we will get a one point where we measure LED panels not in nits but in lumens and then we start get in the "dubious" territory having phones blaring out 10000 lumens on amazon and ebay
I really liked that leather era of phones, now everything has to be a glass sandwich with sharp metal rails, my favorite phone designs were the LG G4, and the iPhone 5c, both phones were not going for a premium feel but they both felt incredibly premium and beautiful in their own way, I would love to see more "unapologetically plastic" phones in the future lol just imagine a 15 pro Max with the same design as the 5c unibody plastic
I appreciate the hard work you put in making these videos 🙌, even when i know i'm broke and cant even afford such a phone , i'll still watch just to update myself and get entertained .. SO ADDICTIVE😁.... keep up MKBHD 👌❤