Oppo Find X6 Pro Release Date: The Phone Will Also Feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC

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With every day, hour, and minute, we’re approaching the release of the Oppo Find X6 Pro, and we have all the reasons to expect the phone to be a massive powerhouse. The presence of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset from Qualcomm is a reason strong enough to expect only impressive features.

Only a week ago, we shared the news that the upcoming Oppo Find X6 Pro will be equipped with three camera sensors of 50MP each. Fresh information has now surfaced online, bringing more details about what the Find X6 Pro will be capable of, as well as a possible release date, as NOTEBOOKCHECK reveals by quoting a Chinese publication as the main source.

Oppo Find X6 Pro comes out in the first half of 2023

We can expect Oppo to launch its upcoming Find X6 Pro during the first half of the next year. And while 2023 is just around the corner, there is a theoretical chance that the phone could even launch in January. At the same time, it could come out on June 30. Only time will tell.

Another aspect that catches our attention, according to the new information, is that the upcoming phone will be carrying the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, which practically means everything that Qualcomm has to offer best. The chipset is expected to be implemented on many top smartphones in the near future, and our guess is that it will be mounted on the next flagships from Apple, Samsung, Huawei, and perhaps other brands as well.

According to other sources, the new Oppo Find X6 Pro will also be featuring an AMOLED display of 120Hz for the refresh rate. This surely shouldn’t surprise anyone, considering that it’s pretty much impossible to build a smartphone with powerful cameras that also lacks an impressive display.

Cristian Antonescu
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