Oppo's new Find 7 QHD and Find 7 A unveiled

After a lot of speculation and rumors , the Oppo Find 7 is finally official , The phone - or
should i say phones because there are 2 versions of the Oppo 7 , will now take over the flagship title
from the Oppo Find 5 of last year . The Design of both smartphones follow the traditional Oppo Find 5 styling with a twist of modern elements such as carbon fiber and a eye catching notification light system.

First up , we have the Oppo Find 7 QHD

This is Oppo's flagship product between the two Oppo's launched today , the phone's QHD name tag
comes from its Quad HD (2560x1440p) resolution display of 5.5" which gives a eye popping 534 PPI.
The phone , like the top flagship smartphones released this year , is powered by a Snapdragon 801
clocked to 2.5 Ghz . The phone will have 3GB of Ram, 32GB internal storage and a MicroSD card expansion slot
providing upto 64GB storage . The camera on the Oppo Find 7 QHD is of a 13 megapixel Sony Exmor RS sensor
with Dual-LED flash , the camera can record 4k video and 50 mp image compression by rapidly taking 10 photo's
in quick succession . Both phones will run on a custom version of Android 4.3 called Color OS.
The phone will be available with LTE and it will be available for $599 off contract , but if
you find it expensive , you can try the Oppo Find 7 A , which is 100 bucks less than the QHD version

Oppo Find 7 QHD Specs

*(2560x1440p) IPS display at 5.5" , 534PPI
*Display uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3
*152.6 x 75 x 9.2 mm , 173g
*Android 4.3 based Color OS
*2.5 Ghz Snapdragon 801 (MSM8974AB),Adreno 330 GPU
*3GB RAM ,32GB internal storage , MicroSD card upto 64GB
*Bluetooth 4.0,LTE
*13MP rear camera ,Dual LED flash
*5MP front facing camera
*non user replacable 3000 mAh battery

Now let us turn to the Oppo Find 7A

Unlike most scaled down smartphone versions , the Oppo Find 7A doesn't sacrifice much in terms of specs.
The phone packs a 1080p resolution IPS display at 5.5" with good PPI count of 401.The phone aesthetically
looks just like the Find7 QHD except for the backplate , which on this one is made out of plastic . The phone
runs off a Snapdragon 801 processor clocked to 2.3Ghz (which is the same unit as the on inside the Xperia Z2)
The phone has 2GB of RAM ,16GB of internal storage with a MicroSD card slot . The camera on the 7A is the same 13
MP unit found on the higher end model but it doesn't specify about 4K recording just yet . the phone will also have LTE
so it makes us wonder wh

ether the omitted specs were really worth a $100 ,because the 7A will be sold for $499 compared to the
$599 of the 7 QHD

Oppo Find 7 A Specs

*(1920x1080p) IPS display at 5.5" , 401PPI
*Display uses Corning Gorilla Glass 3
*152.6 x 75 x 9.2 mm , 170g
*Android 4.3 based Color OS
*2.3 Ghz Snapdragon 801 (MSM8974AB),Adreno 330 GPU
*2GB RAM ,16GB internal storage , MicroSD card upto 64GB
*Bluetooth 4.0,LTE
*13MP rear camera ,Dual LED flash
*5MP front facing camera
*non user replacable 2800 mAh battery

Source - AndroidAuthority

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