[00:00] So then I completely ignored the no camera signs and brought my own camera right into the factory to see how smartphones are made. And it was amazing. This is the Oppo Find X10 Pro Max,
[00:12] and we are currently inside Oppo's final assembly line, where they build the most powerful of flagships. With the ability to build 7,200 of these smartphones every single day, Oppo invited
[00:24] me to the factory floor so I could see it myself and show it off to you. I'll post the longer, full video here in a few days. I just wanted to make sure y'all got to see this before they changed their minds. The motherboards get built and populated from bare PCBs. Then the 2078
[00:39] individual chips, circuits, resistors, and processors get populated on the motherboard right here at the factory. The assembly line is 74% automated. Take a look at these thermal paste dispensers or this stack of Hasselblad 200 megapixel ultra HDR main camera units. The
[00:57] The Apple Find X10 Pro Max is the first smartphone in the world to have a triple 200 megapixel camera setup on the back, and it was wild seeing the phone get built up in real time and in real life.
[01:09] Thumbs up for that. To perfectly perfect the powerful pixels positioned posteriorly, Apple calibrates the smartphone sensors to a genuine professional Hasselblad camera, so the images coming out of the phone
[01:21] have the same characteristic coloring and bokeh that the professional cameras do. You know, true to life. Fun fact, Oppo said that my favorite of the colors, the Luna White, went through about 40 rounds of iterations before the current design was finally presented to the world.
[01:35] It's fun watching a smartphone be born. Hit that subscribe button so you don't miss the full video.