[Oppo Find 7 and 7a] Vipermuscle83:
So here is my quick review of the Oppo Find 7 X9077 2K varient:

Design: Definitely a very well built, solid, and beautiful phone. It's not overly done, and it's a minimalist's wet dream. It's got a very timeless shape, no branding on the front (THANK GOD), and the carbon back on the black model is definitely textured in a way to provide some nice grip. The straight edges and sides of the phone make it easy to hang on to, and they also remind you that there's a lot of metal construction involved without rubbing it in your face the way the HTC One M8 does. The skyline notification light is SUPER DUPER SEXY! There were complaints that there were no other colors it lights in but blue, though, I'd argue that it definitely belongs in blue. The speaker location isn't my favorite, but they are fairly loud and satisfying. I'd give the overall design of this phone a solid 9 out of 10. It would be nice to see speaker placement on the bottom like the OnePlus One or (dare I say) the front of the phone in the future ;)

Screen: The screen is definitely beautiful. I was impressed with the high contrast and the deep blacks despite an LCD panel. The colors are vibrant enough, but they are definitely washed out when comparing them to a SuperAmoled display like on the GS5, an IPS panel like the Sony Z2, or even the Super LCD on the HTC One. The auto brightness is a bummer because it's still too dark when applied....this is one of my pet peeves with certain phones' auto brightness filtering. Overall, I'd give the screen an 8.5 out of 10 in terms of overall quality, contrast, and color.

Performance: The phone never lags. The speedy SD 801 along with a much needed 3GB of RAM help it to be as snappy as should be expected. I've experienced no lag thus far, and I've been pleasantly surprised. Not much else to say here. I'd give performance a 9 out of 10...we'll get to 10 when Cyanogenmod is available on this bad boy!

Battery: The battery seems to be just okay in my book. I've set the radio to only look for WCDMA in order to avoid constant searching of network bands, and I use auto-brightness...that being said, I'm finding myself looking for a charger before the end of the day with very moderate usage. If the screen is on for longer than 10 minutes, you will experience some heat from the battery. It's not completely abnormal, nor is it something too concerning. It is definitely noticeable, however, and it may be something that can help improve battery life when fixed. I'd give the battery life a generous 7 out of 10 for obvious reasons, though, it can creep up to an 8-8.5 once the heating issue is fixed.

Camera: The camera on this phone is still quite raw to me. Don't get me wrong, it's still light-years ahead of the HTC One M8 or Nexus 5, but it falls short of the GS5 and comes very close to the Sony Z2. As a matter of fact, I'd say that the camera reminds me most of the Z2 in that it promises to deliver a lot, has the hardware to follow through, but just comes up short for one reason or another. The photos can still be a little loud and grainy, especially in lower lighting. The HD and HDR features are almost useless, though, I still have to do more testing outdoors to confirm. All in all, it's definitely not close to the worst camera I've seen on a flagship...and it's not too far from being a great camera. Maybe we'll have to wait to see what software changes can do to improve it. For my money, the Nokia 1520 still sports the best camera I've seen on a smartphone to date. Overall, I'd give the camera here a 7 out of 10.

OS: Well, what can I say? Color OS is bland, bloated, and just so boring. There were a million things that had to be disabled, a million things that still cannot be, and a lot of workarounds to get certain Google services to work. I also had to completely re-work my contacts in order for the caller ID to function properly because even if you have a number stored with the country code, the caller ID will not recognize it unless it is deleted to match the incoming number identically. Example: If you have a number that is calling you that's 800-123-4567, but you have that person stored in your contacts as 1-800-123-4567, the caller ID will only show the number with NO NAME. Once you go into the contact and delete the 1, problem solved...try doing it over 400 times though, and it gets irritating. If you're a Hangouts user, you need to completely disable the stock messaging app if you intend on getting notifications on Hangouts. Without disabling, even though you've turned on Hangouts as default SMS, you won't get notifications. I'd give the OS a 5.5 out of 10. It works, it doesn't crash, but it still has its ugliness and its kinks to work out.

Overall: I like the phone A LOT. I feel like it's the perfect size, shape, weight, and build for me. It looks professional, low-key (stealthy), and feels absolutely awesome in the hand! It has a beautiful screen and LOTS of power under the hood. Some of the other features such as the camera, battery, etc were very minimal disappointments. Luckily, those are not the things that I look towards when judging a phone. I would give the Oppo Find 7 a 8.5 out of 10 in its current state, and I'd give it a 9.5 out of 10 when Cyanogenmod becomes available!