OPPO unveils Find X in Pakistan
OPPO launched its flagship smartphone, OPPO Find X, in Pakistan on Thursday, a statement said.
KARACHI: OPPO launched its flagship smartphone, OPPO Find X, in Pakistan on Thursday, a statement said.
With a panoramic arc design - 6.42-inch screen with a screen ratio of 93.8 percent and stealth 3D cameras, OPPO Find X represents OPPO’s innovative spirit, it added. Priced at Rs129,999 OPPO Find X will be available in Bordeaux Red and Glacier Blue variants from August 4 across the country through offline stores.
Pre-order of OPPO Find X starts from July 19 and with every order of ‘Find X’ get a free VOOC Car Charger, the statement said. The OPPO Find X redefines the era with its natural design that shows no redundant element in the body.
It is truly a piece of art inspired by the sense of aesthetics. It also sports 3D Structured Light facial recognition technology to unlock phone in an instant with greater safety and a 25MP AI-enhanced camera with 3D AI Beauty Technology, it added.
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