Oppo Find X fails basic bend test, proving durability is not its strong suit
According to professional smartphone breaker Zack Nelson from YouTube channel JerryRigEverything, that risk hasn’t exactly paid off, at least from a durability standpoint. Ironically, Nelson was recently pondering whether his destructive job would become futile soon enough, as the vast majority of today’s high-end and even upper mid-range handsets have no problem acing his grueling torture tests.
The metal sides and buttons are themselves as tough as you’d expect, the high-res display can withstand a decent 14 seconds of direct flame contact before exhibiting permanent white burn marks, but none of that can make up for the fact the Oppo Find X snaps in half if you apply enough pressure.
Right off the bat, it’s obvious the wiggly and jiggly motorized contraption is not designed with durability in mind, and unfortunately, neither is the phone’s frame. Zack Nelson has all the technical explanations you need, but in a nutshell, you’ll want to remember not to sit on this innovative bad boy or step on it after a drop.
It’s obviously better not to drop it at all, or buy a protective case as soon as possible. That is, if you’re lucky to reside in a country where one of today’s coolest-looking mobile devices is set to go on sale. And yes, that means we’re not suggesting you forget all about the Oppo Find X. You can still get it if you’re in love with that arguably stunning design, just remember it may not hold up as well as some of its more “conventional” rivals.
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