Oppo Find X6 Pro Is Expected to Have Three Camera Sensors of 50MP Each

Source: Oppo.com

Oppo released its Find X5 lineup back in March, which means that it’s reasonable to expect that the Chinese tech giant won’t stop there. Oppo will also release the Find X6 Pro model at some point in the future, and there’s already some exciting news available regarding the upcoming phone.

Quoting Weibo as the main source, GSMArena reveals that Oppo Find X6 Pro will be equipped with three camera sensors of 50MP each. If the information is correct, it means that the world of smartphones should prepare for much more powerful cameras than ever before. A phone with three 50MP camera sensors can represent the kickstart for other companies to invest more time, money, and effort in the camera setups of their devices.

Sony sensors will be powering the 50MP lenses of the Oppo Find X6 Pro

The information on the powerful cameras of the upcoming Find X6 Pro model from Oppo comes from tipster Digital Chat Station, to be more precise. The same source adds that Sony sensors will be placed behind each of the 50MP lenses.

The Sony IMX 989 will be the main sensor. A Sony IMX890 sensor will help the ultrawide module. The remaining sensor will be a Sony IMX890 lens that features OIS and 2.7x optical zoom.

Surely we can expect only high-end specs in other areas as well when it comes to what the Oppo Find X6 Pro will be capable of. Such powerful cameras cannot possibly be accompanied by a weak display, for instance. Other sources claim that Find X6 Pro will be equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset and an AMOLED display that has a 120Hz refresh rate.

For gamers and not only, Oppo Find X6 Pro won’t be a bad smartphone. The device will likely come out next year, although there’s nothing too certain.

Cristian Antonescu
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