Head-to-Head: Find X8 Ultra vs GT 7 Pro — Spec Comparison
Here’s how the Oppo Find X8 Ultra and Realme GT 7 Pro stack up against each other on paper, across display, performance, camera, battery, and design. This gives a clear view of what each device offers for users trying to decide between them.
The Oppo Find X8 Ultra features a 6.82-inch LTPO AMOLED display with 2K resolution (3168 × 1440), up to 120Hz refresh rate, very high brightness (~1600 nits), and a flat screen design. It delivers about 510 PPI, making images and text very sharp. The Realme GT 7 Pro uses a slightly smaller 6.78-inch quad-curved LTPO Eco² OLED Plus display, with resolution around 1.5K (2780 × 1264). It also supports 120Hz refresh, very high peak brightness (historically up to ~6500 nits in certain modes), and high touch sampling rates. The display on the GT 7 Pro is more curved, offering more screen wrap but perhaps more prone to reflections or grip issues.
In terms of processor and memory, both phones use the Snapdragon 8 Elite chip (a 3nm node), meaning they are very closely matched on raw performance. Oppo offers up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB storage on the Find X8 Ultra. Realme also offers up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB storage in its top variants. On GPU and CPU clocks, both are designed to handle demanding apps, games, and multitasking, so performance will be excellent on both.
Camera setup is where the two begin to diverge. Oppo Find X8 Ultra is very camera‐centric: it has multiple 50MP sensors—main with a 1-inch type sensor, ultra-wide, 3× telephoto, and 6× periscope zoom lens, plus an additional spectral sensor. Realme GT 7 Pro, on the other hand, carries a 50MP primary sensor (Sony IMX906) with OIS, a 50MP periscope 3× zoom lens (Sony IMX882), and an 8MP ultra-wide module. For selfies, Realme uses a 16MP front shooter while Oppo’s front camera is 32MP. So for zoom, ultrawide breadth, and main camera sensor size, Oppo holds an edge.
Battery & charging differences are meaningful. The Find X8 Ultra has a 6,100mAh battery, supports 100W wired, 50W wireless, and even reverse wireless charging. Realme GT 7 Pro offers around 5,800mAh typical battery (some variants list slightly higher/lower), and supports 120W fast wired charging. Fast charging on Realme seems to be a strength, getting to high charge levels very quickly. Oppo’s wireless charging support gives it an advantage if you often use wireless or reversed wireless charging.
On design, durability, and build, both phones are premium. Oppo’s dimensions (~163.09 × 76.80 × 8.78 mm, weight ~226 grams) show it is fairly large and somewhat heavy, but well built with IP68 + IP69 water/dust resistance. Realme GT 7 Pro is slightly lighter (~220 grams) and similarly certified with IP68/IP69, and with more curved design edges. The curved screen of the GT 7 Pro gives it a sleeker look and feel but can affect durability or handling compared to Oppo’s flat display.
In summary: if your priority is top-end camera versatility, zoom performance, larger sensor, wireless charging, and a structured, premium build, the Oppo Find X8 Ultra delivers strong strengths. If you prefer faster wired charging, a slightly brighter display in certain modes, slightly more aggressive design flair, and nearly flagship-level performance at possibly lower cost or trade-off, the Realme GT 7 Pro is excellent.
Overall, both are very capable flagships, but they approach the balance of specs differently—Oppo pushes more on camera hardware and wireless features, Realme pushes more on charging speed and display brightness edges. Which is better for you depends on what you value more in daily use: zoom and camera flexibility or fast charge and flashy display.
