The Oppo Find 5 is one of the handsets we’ve seen recently that tries to change the perception that only affordability and middling quality can come out of China - it is a premium device with a 5-inch 1080p display and all the quad-core internals of a cream of the crop smartphone.
And now the Oppo Find 5 release date has been pinpointed for January 29th for China. We still don’t have a specific date for the device’s launch in the United States and Europe, but Oppo has earlier confirmed it will bring the Oppo 5 to Western markets soon after the Chinese launch.
In China, the Oppo 5 costs 2,998 yuan, which is the equivalent to $485, and in the States the price will be almost identical. The Oppo Find 5 16GB model is said to retail for $500, while the 32GB version will set you back $570.
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