Oppo’s next smartphone lineup scheduled for an official launch is the Reno 7. The upcoming series will be introduced as the successor to the Reno 6 lineup. The company and some other sources have been sharing the specifications and design of the Reno 7 and the Reno 7 Pro. The former is leaked with a flat iPhone-like design like its predecessor, while the latter has been rumored to feature a curved-edge design. Now, a new leak online has shared all the specifications of the Reno 7 series and also hints at a new model called the Reno 7 SE.
Oppo Reno 7, Reno 7 Pro, Reno 7 SE Full Specifications Leaked
A leakster from China has shared all the specifications of the Reno 7 series on Weibo. The tipster also has revealed the company will not launch the Reno 7 Pro+ which previous leaks have suggested. Instead, the company will be introducing the Reno 7 SE. This is said to ne the entry-level model in the upcoming series which will have the Dimensity 920 5G processor.
This phone will be launched in dual RAM and storage options (8GB/12GB RAM and 128GB/256GB storage). The smartphone is leaked with a 6.43-inch E3 AMOLED FHD+ display which will support 90Hz refresh rate and have a punch-hole for a 32MP Sony IMX615 sensor. It will come with a 64MP maon camera along with an 8MP wide-angle and a 2MP portrait camera. The battery capcity is said to be 4,300 mAh with 65W fast charging.
The standard Reno7 might be launched with the Dimensity 1200 processor and same configuration as the Reno 7 SE. It is leaked with triple rear cameras (50MP+16MP ultrawide+2MP). The selfie camera will be the same, i.e, a 32MP lens. Thjis model will have an OLED display unlike the AMOLED on Reno 7 SE. The device will be launched with 4,500 mAH battery with 65W fast charging.
The top model, i.e, the Reno 7 Pro will be packed with the Snapdragon 888 processor along with up to 12GB RAM and 256GB internal memory. The smartphone will have a 50MP main camera along with a 64MP ultrawide camera, and a 13MP telephoto camera. The battery and the fast charging support will be the same as the vanilla model.