Oppo has revealed a 'waterfall screen' of Find X2 camera phone, featuring extreme 88-degree curved edges that are bezel-less as well as buttons, expecting to debut on September 2019.

Rumors claim that the Oppo Find X2 might also be the ideal device to showcase the company's highly anticipated under-display camera.

The 88-degree sloping sides enable the phone to do away with both the bezels and the buttons traditionally featured in the edges of handsets, and provide an arguably unprecedented screen-to-body ratio, with the display wrapping almost completely around the sides.

What's more, the phone doesn't have a notch or punch-hole for a rear-facing selfie camera. This is similar to the design of the original Oppo Find X, which features a 'stealth 3D camera', a full-width array (rather than a smaller pop-up camera) that slides up from the rear of the device's housing.

However, it has been suggested that the Oppo Find X2 could be used to simultaneously introduce the manufacturer's eagerly awaited under-display camera – about which Shen previously claimed, "For those seeking the perfect, notch-less smartphone screen experience – prepare to be amazed".

"The prototype that Oppo showcased doesn’t have a front camera but it’s likely that the final version will integrate the under-display camera tech as well," wrote the outlet. "The tech is expected to debut in the second-generation Oppo Find X, which could be launched in September at IFA in Berlin."

Stay tuned for more details.

Source: digitalcameraworld

Photo Credit: Oppo VP Brian Shen on his personal Weibo account.