Oppo Find X3 Pro Display Information Revealed

Key Points:

• It will arrive with a high refresh rate.
• The smartphone is expected to arrive with 50 megapixel camera sensors.
• Oppo will announce the new smartphone series in China.
  

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The very popular Chinese smartphone maker Oppo is gearing up to launch its new flagship smartphone series called the Oppo Find X3 series and now we got a new piece of information about the upcoming Pro variant of the upcoming Smartphones and that reveals the display department. So, without making any further delay let’s dive into the article to check out all the available information about the upcoming Oppo smartphone.

According to the reliable tipster, the Chinese smartphone maker will launch its upcoming Oppo Find X3 Pro with Samsung developed AMOLED panel and the same will have an LTPO screen along with a 5Hz-120Hz adaptive refresh rate.

Oppo is believed to launch the new smartphone series on March 11 in the market of China which means we are just a couple of days away to get all the answers of the upcoming smartphone series.

In addition to Samsung, the first mobile phone to use an LTPO screen is the OPPO Find X3 series, which supports 5Hz-120Hz smart adjustment, and this screen supports 10bit, the top E4 screen from Samsung Display.

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It is also expected that the Chinese smartphone maker will launch the Oppo Find X3 Pro with 50 megapixel camera sensors and the same will be developed by Sony.

So let’s wait for the official announcement of the new smartphone series and we recommend you to stay tuned with us for more interesting information from the technological world at your fingertips. Having said that, if you are new on this website then don’t forget to smash the bell icon at the left corner of the screen to get the notifications instantly.

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