OPPO Reno exposed three versions of low/standard/high 48 million pixels

April is a very busy month. Nubia, Huawei, Honor, and OPPO are all holding new product launch conferences, and the product scale is not small. After Nubia released Nubia Alpha on April 8, OPPO will also officially release Reno on April 10. In the past month, OPPO Vice President Shen Yiren has made many revelations on social platforms, and many key information about Reno has surfaced. Before the Reno launch conference today, the editor brought you the most complete exposure of the phone.

　　First of all, OPPO will divide Reno into three versions: low-end, standard and high-end for different consumers. The low-end version adopts a 16 million + 2 million dual-camera design, the sensor may use IMX498, the processor may use Snapdragon 660, and the memory starts at 6GB of RAM, supplemented by 128GB/256GB of memory. The standard version will adopt a 48 million + 5 million dual-camera design. The 48 million pixel sensor is also the most widely used IMX586, and the processor will be upgraded to Kirin 710. The high-end version will adopt a 48 million + 8 million + 13 million triple-camera design, of which the 8 million pixel lens is a wide-angle lens. The high-end version is the only version of Reno that uses a wide-angle lens. The processor will be directly upgraded to Snapdragon 855.

OPPO Reno flagship version renderings (source: Weibo)

　　So far, Reno has been confirmed to have 10x hybrid optical zoom, 48-megapixel triple-camera, Snapdragon 855, NFC that supports POS payment, HiRes, Dolby Atmos, dual-frequency GPS, copper tube liquid cooling, 4065mAh battery, VOOC 3.0 flash charging, ColorOS 6 system, etc. For more configuration information about Reno, you can pay attention to today's press conference.