The Oppo Find 7a is a phablet that came to us for review purposes, as we were taking a break from the usual tablets we tested. The Oppo Find 7a is the Full HD model, while the Oppo Find 7 is a Quad HD phone with 1 GB RAM extra. We tested the first one, that was launched in the Spring of 2014 and now it’s priced at around $625 on Amazon.
Its design is very similar to the one of the OnePlus One, since we are dealing with a 5.5 inch phablet after all. This one measures 9.2 mm in thickness, while the OnePlus measures 8.9 mm in waistline. The Find 7a weighs 170 grams, while the OnePlus One only 162 grams and they both have the same width and length, give or take a millimeter.
The Find 7a comes in black or white, it offers good grip and slim enough bezels. Its front side is a fingerprint magnet and the back has a dotted texture. The phablet comes with a solid build and a rectangular format, that’s only a little rounded at the top and bottom. The case is made of polycarbonate and there is chrome on the sides, plus in the camera are and buttons.
