It’ll drop the refresh rate down as low as 1Hz for static images in order to maximise battery life, then boost up to the full 120Hz when you speed scroll through apps or websites. The underlying AMOLED panel is an absolute stunner, too, with a super-crisp 3168×1440 resolution and latest-gen LTPO adaptive refresh tech that reacts almost instantly to the onscreen action.

It’s a niche addition, but one we’re happy to see stick around.Īt 6.82in, the Find X6 Pro has one of the biggest screens of any Android phone, including the mighty Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Like most modern phones, you won’t find a 3.5mm headphone port or microSD card slot here – but Oppo has included an IR blaster, for controlling tech like TVs and air conditioners without having to hunt for a specific remote. The sensible screen aspect ratio makes it comfortable enough to hold in one hand. It weighs in at 219g, which is still lighter than an iPhone 14 Pro Max, but you’re not going to forget when it’s sat in a trouser pocket. The Find X6 Pro is also IP68 water and dust resistant, so will be able to withstand a dunking.Įven with edges that curve neatly toward the frame, the giant display means this is an imposing handset. The rear uses Gorilla Glass 5, which isn’t quite so impact-resistant, so it makes sense to fit the protective cover included in the box. Should it take an accidental spill, the Gorilla Glass Victus 2 glass covering the front of the phone should be sturdy enough to survive a 1m drop onto hard ground.

Google pixel 6 pro review