The Oppo Reno4 family has arrived complete with Snapdragon 765 chipsets, triple camera units and 65W fast charging
(Image credit: Oppo)
UPDATE 08/06: The Oppo Reno4 and Oppo Reno4 Pro have both been officially launched – and they come complete with some exciting specs, including OLED displays, triple camera units and Snapdragon 765G SoCs. The Oppo Reno4 base model has a 6.4" screen with a dual punch-hole cutout for a 32MP selfie camera and a 2MP time-of-flight camera. On the rear of the phone it has a 48MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera and a second 2MP time-of-flight camera.
Meanwhile, the Oppo Reno4 Pro has a 6.5" screen with a 90Hz refresh rate that has a single punch hole cutout for the sole 32MP selfie camera. The Pro model boosts the megapixel power of the ultrawide camera to 12MP and replaces the time-of-flight camera with a 13MP telephoto module that's capable of 5x hybrid optical zoom and 20x digital zoom.
The Oppo Reno4 will be priced at CNY 2,999 ($422) for the 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage version and CNY 3,299 ($465) for the 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage version. Meanwhile, the Oppo Reno4 Pro will be CNY 3,799 ($535) for the 8GB RAM/ 128GB storage handset and CNY 4,299 ($606) for the 12GB RAM/ 256GB storage phone. You can find out more details about these handsets in the official promo video below and in the coverage by GSMArena.
UPDATE 01/06: More details have been leaked on the Oppo Reno4 and Oppo Reno4 Pro, which are both being launched at an official event on 5 June. We already had a pretty good idea of what to expect from the latest Oppo Reno4 series, but there have now been detailed renders leaked that showcase exactly what we can expect from the latest offering from Oppo.
In addition, there's also a handy specs comparison table that helps us differentiate between the two models. One of the most obvious differences concerns the selfie camera unit. The Oppo Reno4 has a dual camera setup, with a 32MP main camera and a 2MP secondary camera. However, the Oppo Reno4 Pro only has a single 32MP camera on the front.
It seems like a strange decision for the 'Pro' version of the Oppo Reno4 family to have missed out on the 2MP part of the selfie camera unit – especially since it has the beefier specs for the rear camera unit. The Oppo Reno4 Pro will have a 48MP camera, a 12MP and a 13MP camera, plus Optical Image Stabilization. Meanwhile, the Oppo Reno4 will only have a 48MP main camera, plus a 8MP and 2MP camera.
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This specs comparison table shows the differences between the Oppo Reno4 and Reno4 Pro (Image credit: Oppo)
ORIGINAL STORY:
The Oppo Reno4 series has been expected for a while, but it appears that the phones might finally be looming on the horizon. New rumors have suggested that we'll see two new Oppo Reno4 camera phones launched next Friday, on 5 June. Just as the previous Oppo Reno3 generation, the Oppo Reno4 phones will arrive with 5G connectivity.
The specifications for the Oppo Reno4 series have already been previously leaked. These phones will include Snapdragon 765 chipsets and triple camera units mounted in the back of the handset. One of the main distinctions between the two phones seems to regard the front-facing camera.
Apparently, one of the phones (presumably the higher end one) will have a dual 32MP and 2MP selfie camera unit, while the other will have a single 32MP camera. The 2MP camera is likely to be a time-of-flight camera, which is used to create shallow depth-of-field effects in Portrait mode.
Another piece of exciting news regarding the Oppo Reno4 series cameras is that the lineup will also include the 'Super Night Mode' for improved shooting after dark. In addition, the triple camera unit on the back will consist of a main 48MP f/1.7 camera, an 8MP f/2.2 ultra wide camera and a 2MP f/2.2 time-of-flight camera.
According to phone news website GSMArena, the Oppo Reno4 handsets will also have 65W fast charging, punch-hole screens with curved sides and 8GB of RAM. There will be two memory options of either 128GB or 256GB.
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