Oppo unveiled its flagship Find X7 Ultra in early January, and within four weeks, both the Find X7 Ultra and its standard counterpart, the Find X7, amassed a total of 1 million pre-orders. The announcement was made by Billy Zhang, President of Overseas Marketing, Sales, and Services at Oppo, who noted the significant demand for the phone via Twitter.
Regrettably, all pre-orders originated from China, as the phone remains unavailable in other markets at present. Boasting a dual-periscope camera and the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the smartphone stands out as a formidable flagship. We have received the device for review purposes and are currently conducting thorough testing to evaluate its performance. Our initial assessment, based on a battery life test, indicates promising results.
However, Oppo Find X7 is currently restricted to the domestic market. Oppo’s expansion into international markets has been hindered by obstacles such as Nokia’s restrictions on selling Oppo devices in Europe. Nevertheless, there are indications that this situation may change soon, following the signing of a cross-license 5G patent agreement between the two companies. This agreement suggests that the Find X7 Ultra could potentially break free from its confines in China and become available in international markets.