The much-anticipated Oppo Reno13 is set to launch in China on November 25. Although detailed specifications are yet to be revealed, recently displayed images of the device have already sparked interest among tech enthusiasts. Based on the photos, one notable change is the shift from a curved display, seen in the Reno12, to a flat display in the Reno13. This alteration suggests a fresh design approach by Oppo, potentially appealing to fans who prefer flat screens for usability.
The Oppo Reno12, released in June earlier this year, was powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Energy chipset and featured a 6.7-inch full HD curved display. Its rear camera setup included a 50MP primary sensor with Sony’s LYT600 OIS technology, complemented by two additional cameras. On the front, a 32MP sensor catered to selfie enthusiasts. The phone was also backed by a 5000mAh battery with 80W fast charging, ensuring ample power and quick recharges.
As we await more details, it remains to be seen whether the Reno13 will bring significant hardware upgrades, such as an enhanced processor or improved camera technology. Oppo fans are particularly eager to discover whether the upcoming device will outperform its predecessor and continue the Reno series’ legacy of delivering premium features at competitive prices.