Oppo Find X7 Ultra review: first phone with 2 periscope lenses
With two periscope zoom lenses – a world first – and a big Sony sensor, the Oppo Find X7 Ultra’s camera hardware blows rivals out of the water, producing better zoom photos than even the top iPhone.
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Huawei launched it in 2019, and Samsung is better known for it worldwide. Yet the periscope zoom lens – an L-shaped camera placed sideways inside a phone’s casing to allow more room for light to travel – is, in fact, an Oppo innovation.
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