Let’s start with the official teaser that comes from Oppo itself. On its Weibo page, the company posted a teaser confirming the 10-bit color engine that the X3 Pro would have. And perhaps the vanilla X3 too.
The official teaser from Oppo’s Weibo page
It’s supposed to be the first Android smartphone that’s able to capture, store and reproduce 10-bit color content for smoother gradients and more accurate color reproduction in the DCI-P3 color space.
Additionally, @evleaks posted two promo videos of the Find X3 Pro, both showing the device in full, highlighting some of the key features. The handset stars in a CGI-infused, short movies with a minimalist plot.
And finally, there’s also an image showing what’s inside the retail package of the Find X3 Pro – a protective case, a charger and a pair of what seem to be wired headphones. Probably USB-C at that.
