Name: Oppo Find X - BEND TEST FAIL! (Oppo Find X - BEND TEST FAIL!!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:51:34.000Z
Duration: 7 min 53 s
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You know how your math teacher always said “Go find X”?

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This is one of the coolest phones I've ever seen, and it's actually also the first Oppo

So I'd like to officially welcome Oppo to my desk and my durability test.

I've performed these tests on over 100 different phones – mostly flagships.

I'm not sure the exact number...it's just probably bordering insanity at this point.

The cool thing about this phone is the motorized cameras - not just the front camera, like

the Vivo Nex phone I reviewed and made clear.

This Oppo Find X has a whole motorized top section that contains all the front sensors,

It's a pretty hefty load up top – banking on that motor never failing or getting stuck.

If that motor ever jams or stops working – no more cameras for you.

If I pull the top out of the phone body while the camera app is not open, it will just pull

Kind of fights with you for a little bit.

When the camera app is open though, and the top is fully extended, the whole contraption

has a little bit more play than I expected, jiggling back and forth, front and back...just

Wiggle room means there is space for stuff to get caught down inside the moving parts.

Pocket lint is called pocket lint because every pocket has it.

It's not a good thing for a phone with moving parts.

The Find X does come with a high quality screen protector, which is nice of them.

Any protection is good protection, especially when the phone is so expensive.

The back glass has no protective layer, but that's pretty normal.

As always, this Mohs scale of hardness has different materials on the tip of each tool

to tell the difference between different minerals.

Plastic would be a level 3, glass a level 6, and sapphire would be an 8 or a 9, with

Here we see marks at a 6 with deeper grooves at a level 7.

Gorilla Glass 6 just got announced and will be fun to check out in the future.

There's not a whole lot more to test here on the front of the phone – it's pretty

much all screen with no visible cameras or sensors, or even buttons on the glass.

It's just one super good looking, wall to wall, no notch display.

The sides of the phone are metal, which does provide a sense of solidity.

Metal is included on the power button as well.

The top chunk of this phone, the portion that lifts up, is also metal.

Nothing up here to look at except for the little microphone hole.

The far side of the phone has the volume buttons, both metal, but is otherwise bare.

The bottom of the phone has our USB-C port and no headphone jack.

It might be a good thing or a bad thing depending on who you ask.

With a motorized opening on a phone like this, obviously there's no hope for water resistance.

But this dual SIM card tray does have it's own little rubber ring around the edge.

So it looks like Oppo has put some thought into liquid protection.

Hopefully we'll find some more protection inside when we do the teardown.

As expected, the back is glass and unscratchable by my razor.

The Oppo and Find X logos are printed on the under side of the glass and won't be rubbing

off, but I'm sure we can make it clear if we need to.

Let's get a closer look at the motorized bits.

The whole area covering the front of the mechanical lift is glass, which means the 25 megapixel

front facing camera and all the high tech sensors for the face scanning feature are

protected against scratching as the mechanism actuates up and down.

Interestingly enough, this exterior earpiece slot is just a hollow hallway for sound to

pass through from the actual earpiece in the raised bit behind it.

So if that actuating motor does break and stays closed, you'll still be able to make

and hear your phone calls, which is kind of important for a cellphone.

Flipping over the phone for the rear dual cameras, we get 16 and 20 megapixel cameras,

And that's rather unfortunate having 2 cameras that do the exact same thing is like buying

a Swiss army knife where every single blade is the same.

If you have a spot for multiple cameras, they should accomplish different things – that's

You might be thinking to yourself, 'Hey, yo Jerry, you didn't scratch the fingerprint

And you're right, there's is no fingerprint scanner on this phone, which feels kind of

strange on a 2018 flagship, but Oppo has some major confidence in their facial recognition

system, and they did not include the fingerprint scanner this time around.

It seems only fitting to start this fire right on the weather app since it's so hot outside,

And after 14 seconds we got proof of that with the rather nice white burn mark in the

center of the screen that never recovers.

LCD's usually recover, but AMOLEDs burn white and stay that way.

Bend tests are important because they show how structurally sound a phone is, and gives

us a general idea of how well it'll hold up over time with accidental abuse.

Remember, I've tested over 100 phones and the vast majority of the phones I test survive...even

Commencing the bend on the Oppo Find X, I instantly knew something was wrong with this

It bent way too far and never locked out or stopped bending like most phones do.

Some parts of the phone can handle the flex, like the metal frame, but one thing that can't

handle the flexing is the rigid and brittle AMOLED display panel.

That display underneath the glass cracks, rendering the screen pretty useless since

The back panel starts lifting off, and both the front and rear glass shatter into oblivion.

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