The current trend in the smartphone industry is to deliver maximum screen area in a small footprint. In this pursuit, the manufacturers have thinned down the bezels. Some have moved the fingerprint sensor on the back, while others have placed the biometrics under the screen.

If you're a company known for mid-range devices then decided to release a flagship, you could at least expect it to go big and offer something fresh and unique at the same time. That's what OPPO did with the Find X.

So all in all, I'd sum up this flagship as a glass cannon. But I think OPPO deserves some credit for trying to think out of the box with the motorized camera. Combined with the aesthetic design, high-end tech-specs, features and performance factor, it's quite a good phone to have but the camera for...

It's been a long time since we saw Oppo playing in the premium end of the smartphone pool. We've become familiar with their mid-tier R-series and lower end A-series but as smartphone geeks we like to see companies pushing the envelope – and for their return to flagship phones, Oppo delivered on that...

Oppo Find X kills the notch with a sliding top panel. The panel holds the back and front camera, and face unlock sensors. It is priced at Rs 59,990. Just when you thought that a smartphone couldn't get any more bezel-less, out came Vivo with the NEX, and Oppo with the Find X.

For the past few weeks, I've been using the Oppo Find X. And I think I'm just going to go ahead and say it. I really like this phone. I'm actually sure there's no one who wouldn't like this phone.

Over the past few years, smartphone manufacturers have started designing devices with bigger displays and thinner bezels. One result is the switch from the traditional 16:9 aspect ratio to the now-trending 18:9 aspect ratio.

The major highlight of the latest smartphone is the pop-out cameras, new 3D Structured facial recognition and a...

The Oppo Find X is coming to multiple markets, including China, Europe, and even the U.S.. We've only heard details about the launch in Europe so far, where it will cost 999 euros (~$1,157) and be available in August.

The pop-up camera at the top is the first of its kind. And the Chinese phone maker, riding on a wave of interesting designs from the country, has rightly in the spotlight. Question is, is that enough to make this flagship win over users