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Oppo Find X is the sexiest phone of 2018

It hides its camera away, giving a clean look that's gorgeous to behold.

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The Oppo Find X is one of the best looking phones in 2018.

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It wraps powerful performance and rock-solid photography into a stunning package.

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What's unique about this phone is right in front of you.

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Unlike other phones, the front and rear cameras slide out when you want to take a picture.

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Without visible front cameras or a notch, the Find X's 6.4-inch display shines. 

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It takes about a second for the camera module to rise.

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This is a bold design choice by Oppo (pronounced Oh-Poe).

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These rear 20-megapixel and 16-megapixel cameras aren't just for show. 

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They take incredibly good pictures, too.

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The front selfie camera also does 3D-scanning face unlocking, like the iPhone X.

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Clad in glass, the Oppo Find X is one heck of a looker. 

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The Oppo Find X is powered by Android 8.1 Oreo and runs Oppo's ColorOS over it.

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The phone is pretty slim and its curved edges make it look even thinner. 

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While it breaks the clean lines of the phone when the camera pops up, it still looks pretty cool. 

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The slide-out mechanism has been rated to last 300,000 times.

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The phone's curved edges remind us of the Samsung Galaxy S9. 

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Like most new phones, the Find X has a USB Type-C port.

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Its 6.4-inch AMOLED display is readable even in bright sunlight. 

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With the right wallpaper, the phone blends seamlessly into the background. 

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Its shiny backing looks right at home on marble. 

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Keep clicking for more Find X photos.

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Clad in glass, the Oppo Find X is one heck of a looker. 

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The Oppo Find X sports a 6.4-inch AMOLED display that's very readable even in bright sunlight. 

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The phone's pretty slim and sports curved edges to make it look even thinner. 

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