OPPO Find X7 Ultra is the new flagship of the DxOMark rating. There is probably no better smartphone for photos at the moment

If we start a discussion about the best smartphone available in local stores, we will probably often mention the flagship models from Samsung, Google or Apple. However, it is worth noting that there are also other, more specialized options, which – as it turns out – are no worse at taking pictures. One of them is the OPPO Find X7 Ultra model, which is not officially available in Poland, and which has just become the leader in the DxOMark rating.

According to DxOMark, the new flagship phone from OPPO is worth 157 points in the camera category. The Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ achieved the same amount, so both models share first place in the overall ranking.

The oppo Find X7 and Find

There is a lot to be said about the rankings on this site. According to many people, it should not be given much importance, but the facts are that the results we find there do not come from nowhere and are supported by independent tests. according to DxOMark stated that the flagship from OPPO is worth 157 points In the general camera section, the Huawei Mate 60 Pro+ achieved the same amount, so the two models share first place. Find X7 Ultra is an independent leader in the Bokeh, Tele and Noise categories. This means there's no better smartphone for portraits, high-zoom shots, and night photos.

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Although there is no overall better smartphone in this ranking, DxOMark notes that the OPPO Find Additionally, exposure and tone mapping in video proved unstable, especially in high-contrast indoor scenes. There was also occasional unnatural texture rendering and slight overexposure in low-light images. However, you will probably agree that such comments are not so important given the undeniable advantages of this smartphone. We can only regret that this model is not available in Polish stores. Those interested must import it from abroad.

Source: WCCFTech, DxOMark