Incredible screen and excellent front camera design

The Oppo Find X is as delectable and desirable as an orchid, and as fragile as one too.

Stunning design; Great camera performance; Flagship processor and specification; Super fast charging

Durability concerns; Very expensive; No wireless charging

The Find X is certainly an unusual phone with its motorised pop-up camera module and, thanks to its high-end specification and luxurious finish it's a contender for the most exotic smartphone yet – until all those foldable handsets turn up later this year.

Spectacular stills camera quality; Beautiful design; Flagship performance

No fingerprint scanner; waterproofing; NFC; wireless charging; microSD card expansion slot; or 3.5mm headphone jack; Ludicrously expensive

Oppo's Find X, now officially available in the UK, demonstrates the company's flair for design. But with a less impressive software experience the end result is an an interesting but ultimately frustrating smartphone. Find out more in our full Find X review.

This slick slider has the price, but not the quality, of the best smartphones

Best face unlock system among Android phones; Gorgeous and notch-less; Slider is a cool gimmick; Battery lasts a reassuringly long time

Countless software annoyances; The most slippery phone of the year; Oppo App Store spam is insulting; Slider mechanism undermines phone's long-term durability

Everyone wants to get rid of bezels these days. Few, however, dare to take that to their logical conclusions. We've seen Vivo's pioneering idea in that regard with the NEX S. But being first doesn't always mean being better, especially without the benefit of hindsight.

Jaw-dropping beauty; front and back; Fast and accurate 3D face recognition; 1-2 days battery life

Dangerously slippery; No fingerprint scanner; no NFC; no wireless charging; no waterproofing; Expensive and limited market availability

How far would you be willing to go to avoid the notch For some, a notched smartphone screen is as inconsequential as which side the SIM tray sits. For others, as in the case of the Oppo Find X, erasing the notch has become a feat of design and engineering like never before.

Stunning design; Impressive engineering; Great performance; Good battery life and fast charging

Mechanism reliability concerns; No headphone jack; ColorOS 5.1 is restrictive; No NFC

While the Oppo Find X succeeds in pushing the boundaries of the modern smartphone, it does so at the expense of many staples that we've come to expect from a contemporary flagship. The Find X doesn't have NFC, a headphone jack, waterproofing, a microSD card support or a fingerprint scanner.

Fantastically sleek; no-bezel design; Plenty of power; Novel pop-up concept

No waterproofing; No NFC; microSD; or headphone jack; No fingerprint scanner; Mechanism feels like it won't last

The first several times I saw the Oppo Find X reveal its camera via its slide-out mechanism, I felt downright giddy. "This is a damn clever way to do a full-screen phone," I said to myself. And then I said something else: "Is this just a gimmick"

Amazingly beautiful design; Clever sliding stealth cameras; 3D facial recognition works well; Good use of gestures

Some apps are redundant; No wireless charging or NFC; Hard to buy in U.S

The Oppo Find X is the all-screen phone of tomorrow, available today, if you're willing to pay for it.

Highest screen-to-body ratio on any phone to date; Futuristic sliding camera module; Super fast face recognition; High-quality metal and glass body; Long battery life

Not available in the U.S; Doesn't work with Verizon or Sprint; Average camera image quality; No wireless charging; No IP water rating; Really pricey