OPPOFind X5 5G Smartphone, Snapdragon 888, 6.55'' AMOLED FHD+ 120Hz, 50MP+50MP+13MP 4K Ultra Night Video, RAM 8GB + ROM 256GB, 4800mAh 80W Supervooc & 30W Airvooc, IP54 [UK Version], White

Typically, I've used flagship samsungs (S22 Ultra), Sonys (Xperia 5 IV) or pixels.My most recent pixel was giving me issues with the charging port and I wanted a change. I decided to opt for something more 'modest' in price, but hopefully still achieving a high spec for my money.Summary - This fulfilled my needs perfectly. Punches much higher for its price point, and although it has last years processor (albeit, high-end - worth remembering) you really would never know - and why should you?! Feels great, looks great, screen is superb - and the unboxing experience has nice touches (see below).PROs- Superb premium aesthetics (inc. the camera bump), and it feels great in the hand- Bundled cover is good quality, a great compliment to it, and has a grippy feel (silicone)- Fast and snappy UI- Nice software touches/options (e.g. always on display options, and fingerprint animation options etc)- Great camera quality- Face recognition is excellent, even in low light / accurate & quick fingerprint reader- Bundled 80W charger is wonderful (25%-100% took 25 mins on initial charge!)- Battery could easily last 2 daysCONs- Not having google photos as my default gallery app is a nuisance(...and that's it - genuinely)

Bought this phone as I was fed up with contract prices and this was a great price to go SIM only with ee

Why pay 4 times more for an iPhone?Does a job beyond my expectations.

I was very sceptical when I bought the oppo find x5 on pre-order because I had no prior experience with the brand, but after almost 6 months of use I can say I really like the phone. I tend to buy flagship models of phones because I love taking photographs and like a good quality camera for when I do not have my DSLR with me. This phone take amazing quality pictures and I cannot fault Oppo on that front. The phone's interface is great and somewhere between Huawei and Samsung I would say but a really great interface. On the downside, the screen picks up fingerprints easily so I find I am contantly cleaning it. In addition, there are a few small features that I am missing from ther phones I had before such as that I can only access my camera from the lock screen, but not my flashlight or calculator. When in my picture gallary, I cannot select to edit a picture through other editing software on my phone directly, I need to open the reloevant software and find the relevant picture again. As I said, very small things that would make a big difference to my use of the phone but I am not regretting my purchase. I would definitely buy this phone again.

It's an awesome phone I bought this door wife I've had mine almost 2 years

Phone is fantastic, I am very happy with it and all it brings to the table, having previously owned the X2 model.However, the box didn't have the original seal.The phone is okay, so far.

I've been using this one for a while now and I still enjoy it a lot.I was pleasantly surprised to see it arrive with a rubber case (not transparant!), and a screen protector already on it. Both surprisingly good quality, as they both still look great after a good while of using them.I love the photos and videos as I can shoot raw and edit my heart out.The phone feels snappy and I have had only one issue so far (which is now resolved):I was unable to get Google Assistant voice to work. The setup would get interrupted each time I tried. A software update (much) later fixed this and now everything works like a charm.I would buy an Oppo again in the future.

Good afternoon dear amazon shoppers!Ive bought the aforementioned device at the end of March. Intially, I was almost happy with it.The phone came at a decent price (~435£), with an improvement in camera quality (came from Xiaomi mi 9, which has served me for roughly 3,5 years) a better quality screen with higher refresh rate, more space (256gb) and what seemed at a time, a great battery (4800mah) which charged really quick (with the help of the 80W charger).However, after no more than a few days ive realized just how wrong i was. Battery was not holding charge nowhere near to what id expect from a new device. In order for it to be somewhat decent (wanted for the device last at least 1,5 days with semi-intense use) I had to get rid of all of the interesting, new (at least for me) and fun features (5g, 120hz refresh rate, auto brightness, Edge lightning, apps running in the background, high performance mode, ensure all apps are optimized, deny all of them access to the foreground, etc).This removed most of what seemed to make the device unique (have i mentioned i turned off Bluetooth and kept the device in battery saver mode all the time?) but that gave me a possibility to get over 7 hours of screen on time. That was only possible with me using no pretty much no social media (i only do whatsapp and a little fb but still). With this the device only lasted about close to two days ( it might sound a lot, but keep in mind i would barely ever turn on the screen during that time, and of course used no always-on display).Since i did not want to replace my phone any time soon ive only charged it when it dropped to 20% and unplugged it when it reached 80-99% (as most of you are probably aware its necessary to ensure the longevity of the battery).So having pretty much everything off helped, I thought maybe the device would now be usable. However, heavens had other plans.A week or so ago, before the device has even reached 2 months of usage, ive noticed that if I charge the device to 99% and go about my day i would usually find it at 86-90% within 15-20 minutes! With screen only on for like 9 minutes, no apps running(aside crom those that i constantly have to turn off again and again) and even mobile data off! I have literally seen the percentage drop from 95 to 90 in under a second and then proceed dropping to 89....Clearly seems that the device (already!) has some dead cells and thus are they not really charged (hence the jump). Ive seen that with the devices that been used for 2+ years but never in a new device! AcuuBattery seems to imply it still has 96% of battery health (though that quickly changed to 95% with just one more charge!!) so this is either the absolute worst device to plague the smartphone marketplace or ive been sold a defected/refurbished device.To any one considering this (and potentially any) Oppo device i say STEER CLEAR my friend, unless you want to spend your free time dealing with never ending issues instead of actually using the device. Hands down the worst phone ive ever touched.To anyone knowledgeable, is it possible to get a refund from Oppo after the initial 30 days? Is there anything i can do to get this sorted (without repairing it, definitely not worth it in this case)?Ive waited for over a month for redmi note 12 pro+ to come out. I guess I should have a bit longer and got a xiaomi device again.The ABSOLUTE WORST smartphone I've ever had.Im adding a few AccuBattery pics to show the issue I'm describing.