This Android phone sounds brilliant – but you may not be able to get one

The Oppo Find X6 Pro has been dubbed the 'new king of cameras' – but it may not get a full global release

A leaked shot of the camera module on the Oppo Find X6 Pro
(Image credit: Ice Universe)

It's an excellent time to be an Android phone fan right now. The current crop of flagships are some of the best we've ever seen, with impressive camera systems and powerful processing capabilities allowing users to tackle almost any task from their phone.

Handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and the Xiaomi 13 Pro have wowed users, making competition for your hard-earned cash closer than ever. The Xiaomi packs a one-inch sensor into its camera module, while the S23 Ultra boasts a whopping 200MP unit itself.

Despite both of those hugely capable camera systems, another handset has been dubbed the 'new king of cameras' by popular tech insider, Ice Universe. Ice is well-regarded in the smartphone community, seemingly having the inside track on almost every manufacturer.

The camera is manufactured in conjunction with Hasselblad. Similar to the Xiaomi-Leica partnership, the pairing gives added kudos to the shot-snapping credentials of the phone, and should make for some top-tier shots. There are three sensors on the camera module – we'd assume a main sensor, an ultrawide and a telephoto.

And yet, all of this could worthless for users in Western markets. That's because the Find X6 Pro may not get a global launch, instead focusing on Asian markets. 

Sam Cross
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