Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or not, you should know that to be able to get the best viewing experience out of a smartphone, the display needs to be HDR certified. With HDR, the wider dynamic range delivers more details, better color reproduction, and a higher peak brightness for an overall better experience. YouTube, Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video — these streaming apps and services offer HDR-certified content, and the only way you can take advantage of the offering is by using one of the best phones in the industry — and that’s the OPPO Find X2 Pro.
The Find X2 Pro which is already on sale for P65,990 boasts 120Hz QHD+ Ultra Vision Screen that fully supports HDR content across the most popular streaming content. These services have strict HDR smartphone screen requirements and the Find X2 Pro passed all the tests to be HDR-certified. On top of that, the display is capable of displaying over 1 billion colors making it HDR10+ certified (a higher degree of HDR). DisplayMate even ranked the screen with an A+ score.Â
Thanks to the Snapdragon 865 chipset, the Find X2 Pro supports Widevine L1 hardware encryption and HDCP2.2 to ensure users are provided with the technical backing required to enjoy high-quality HDR content while protecting the video copyright. If you’re interested, you can see our unboxing of the Find X2 Pro.
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