The Unboxing of the Oppo Find 7a: A First Look at the Device and its Accessories
As I opened the box containing my newly arrived Oppo Find 7a, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation. The device itself is sealed with an Oppo sticker on the bottom, which can be peeled off to access the contents inside. Upon removing the sticker, I was surprised to find another box wrapped in plastic, which seems nicer than I initially expected. Once the plastic was removed, I slid the top off of the matte box to reveal the device.
As I pulled out the Find 7a, I noticed that it's actually labeled as the "Find 7a" instead of the full "Find 7." This is because the Full-HD version of the Find 7 has not yet been released. I set the full Find 7 aside for now and focused on unboxing the device itself.
First, I lifted the top off to get to the accessories that come with it. Among the first things I saw were the in-ear headphones, which will be examined more closely later on. Next to them was a separate USB cable, which seems unusual since most devices come with their charging cables and chargers bundled together. However, it's worth noting that this Find 7a has a special rapid charger included that supports 4.5 amps of power, which is about four times faster than a standard charger. The rapid charger itself comes with a serious-looking cable already attached to it.
Moving on from the accessories, I found our battery, which is rated at 2800 milliamp hours. Alongside the battery were pamphlets – there's one titled "Quick Start Guide," which simply tells you where the power button is located, and another that seems like an "Important Information" guide, although its contents are currently unknown to me. There's also a separate pamphlet dedicated entirely to the charger itself. Next to these items, I found some unique earbuds with curved designs; they'll be reviewed more thoroughly in the future.
The earbud duplicates – which come in different sizes since not everyone's ears are perfectly symmetrical – are another interesting component of this package. A closer look at the bottom of the device reveals a standard USB port and our power button located at the top, while the headphone jack sits on one side, flanked by a volume rocker.
On the back of the device lies an 1080p 5.5-inch display boasting touch-on-glass technology that allows users to utilize gloves or wet fingers to interact with it. The screen is backed by a matte plastic finish, giving the device its distinctive appearance. Moving down, there's our five-megapixel front-facing camera and two pieces on the bottom – a menu button/home button and a back button – all of which are capacitive.
Moving further along, I found an interesting locking mechanism at the back, allowing users to unlock the device by simply pushing in a pin instead of having to remove their SIM card. Instead of getting access to these internal components directly from the SIM slot, one would have to use this clever trick. This brings me full circle – that's exactly what we've got here; our contents.
In conclusion, the Oppo Find 7a comes with several interesting features and accessories, some of which might pique your interest. Our review is still pending, along with some comparison videos between this device and other notable options like the HTC One M8 and Galaxy S5. The newer Oakland 7 and OnePlus One will also be compared in these reviews, so you won't have to miss anything important about these devices.
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys it's David from the unlocker comm and today my Oppo find 7 a arrived so I figured we'd do an unboxing and here is the box which is sealed here at the bottom with an oppo sticker and we could peel this tab to open that and inside this box is another box which is actually nicer than I expected it to be and it's wrapped in plastic and then once you remove the plastic you have this matte box that you can slide the top off of and then here we have the device and it does say find 7 here but this is the find 7a which is the slightly lower model than the find 7 find 7 is not available yet so I'll pull the phone out and we'll set that aside for now and we'll deal with that later lift the top up to get to the accessories so first we have the in-ear headphones which we'll take a closer look at in a little bit and we have the USB cable which you might notice is separate from the charger and there's a reason for that because here is the rapid charger they call so this is a 4.5 amp charger specific with the 4.5 amp battery that comes in the device which charges about 4 times faster than a normal charger and you can see it's got a serious cable that's already attached to it in here we have our battery which is 2800 milliamp battery and then we have our pamphlets that we never read this one is the Quick Start Guide that just tells you where the power button is and then here we have our important information guide whatever that is and then there's actually a pamphlet just for the charger itself then we have the unique earbuds they're actually kind of curved slightly as you can tell but they're still in your earbuds we'll see what that's like in the review then we have our little earbud duplicates these are all various sizes because not everyone's ear is shaped the same at the bottom we have our USB port on the side here we have our power button at the top our headphone jack and on the other side our volume rocker in from the vice we have our 1080p 5.5 inch display that has touch on glass technology allows you to use gloves and wet fingers to touch the display on the back we have our matte plastic backing at the top here we have our five megapixel front facing camera and your piece at the bottom we have our menu button home button and back button that are capacitive in the back here we have our 13 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and here we have a push pin slot but instead of getting out your SIM card you push something in here to actually unlock the back of the device to get at all of the internals from the sim card to the micro SD card and the battery and there you go so that's what it is what it comes with expect a review to come shortly and also some comparison videos between it and the HTC One m8 and the Galaxy s5 and hopefully the Oakland 7 when it comes out which is the kind of slightly higher model than this one and also the oneplus one as always thanks for watchinghey guys it's David from the unlocker comm and today my Oppo find 7 a arrived so I figured we'd do an unboxing and here is the box which is sealed here at the bottom with an oppo sticker and we could peel this tab to open that and inside this box is another box which is actually nicer than I expected it to be and it's wrapped in plastic and then once you remove the plastic you have this matte box that you can slide the top off of and then here we have the device and it does say find 7 here but this is the find 7a which is the slightly lower model than the find 7 find 7 is not available yet so I'll pull the phone out and we'll set that aside for now and we'll deal with that later lift the top up to get to the accessories so first we have the in-ear headphones which we'll take a closer look at in a little bit and we have the USB cable which you might notice is separate from the charger and there's a reason for that because here is the rapid charger they call so this is a 4.5 amp charger specific with the 4.5 amp battery that comes in the device which charges about 4 times faster than a normal charger and you can see it's got a serious cable that's already attached to it in here we have our battery which is 2800 milliamp battery and then we have our pamphlets that we never read this one is the Quick Start Guide that just tells you where the power button is and then here we have our important information guide whatever that is and then there's actually a pamphlet just for the charger itself then we have the unique earbuds they're actually kind of curved slightly as you can tell but they're still in your earbuds we'll see what that's like in the review then we have our little earbud duplicates these are all various sizes because not everyone's ear is shaped the same at the bottom we have our USB port on the side here we have our power button at the top our headphone jack and on the other side our volume rocker in from the vice we have our 1080p 5.5 inch display that has touch on glass technology allows you to use gloves and wet fingers to touch the display on the back we have our matte plastic backing at the top here we have our five megapixel front facing camera and your piece at the bottom we have our menu button home button and back button that are capacitive in the back here we have our 13 megapixel camera with dual LED flash and here we have a push pin slot but instead of getting out your SIM card you push something in here to actually unlock the back of the device to get at all of the internals from the sim card to the micro SD card and the battery and there you go so that's what it is what it comes with expect a review to come shortly and also some comparison videos between it and the HTC One m8 and the Galaxy s5 and hopefully the Oakland 7 when it comes out which is the kind of slightly higher model than this one and also the oneplus one as always thanks for watching\n"
