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Oppo announces footballer Mohamed Salah as brand ambassador for Middle East and Africa


Oppo has announced Egyptian professional footballer Mohamed Salah as their new brand ambassador for Middle East and African region. The announcement comes from Dubai, and this decision has been made ahead of the regional launch of their latest Reno 3 series. Oppo will officially unveil their all new Reno 3 Pro smartphone across the Middle Eastern region on March 18 in a collaboration campaign featuring Mohamed Salah at launch.
Mohamed Salah is the perfect person to represent OPPO, as both he and our brand are known for breaking new boundaries in our respective fields, for striving to achieve perfection in everything we do. We recognize Mohamed’s immense professional skills and find it comparable to our upcoming Reno3 Series’ impeccable photography capabilities, which is why now is the perfect time to bring Mohamed on board as our brand ambassador. This is an exciting time for us to extend our reach across the region, and potentially support local football talent in the future, too, said Ethan Xue, President, OPPO Middle East.
Source: oppo

Oppo announces flagship Reno 3 and Reno 3 Pro in China


After showing off the smartphones in every possible way from previous leaks and teasers in the past few weeks, we finally have the Chinese Dongguan based mobile telecommunications corporation, Oppo announcing their latest set flagship series handsets, the Reno 3 and the Reno 3 Pro, both launched with the fastest 5G networks capabilities, with support to dual-mode SA/NSA frequencies.

 The new lineup of devices have been formally announced in the company's home country, at the Hangzhou city as previously scheduled, on the next day of Christmas, coming in as the successors to their last year's model, the Reno 2 and Reno 2 Z. The newest additions from Oppo will come in two variants and will feature fair amount of differences from each other. The first thing you will notice on these newly arrived smartphones is the changes on the front panel where the Reno 3 Pro comes out of the box with a full screen display and a punch hole style single front facing camera positioned on the top left corner, while the vanilla model packs a water drop style notch display housing t's secondary front facer.

 In terms of the build quality, the phones trait a metal/glass construction, where the manufacturer claims the Reno 3 series trait a rear cover that features their all new metal color mixing and coloring process, with which the hue naturally transitions from the handset's metal texture to glass texture. The vanilla Reno 3 and the Reno 3 Pro will ship out of the warehouse in two versions, both with 12GB RAM and 256GB UFS+ on board storage as well as a smaller 8GB RAM variant with 128GB of UFS+ internal storage space.

 Customers with interest can pre-order and reserve the phones from Oppo's official webstore in the native border starting today. The standard Reno 3 will cost you around $528.56 for the 12GB RAM/256GB ROM model and about $485.69 for the 8GB RAM/128GB ROM adaption. However the Pro iteration from the new Reno 3 fleet will come more pricier, setting you back for about $642.87 for the 12GB RAM/256GB ROM version and almost $571.42 for the 8G RAM/128GB ROM alteration. When ordering the phones you also stand a chance to win free N6 Bluetooth Speaker from Oppo as a part of launch giveaway. The Reno 3 will be out on December 31, while the Reno 3 Pro will kick off it's sales from January 10, 2020 at 10:00 AM local time. Oppo also offers 12 months of interest-free payment options for the original Reno 3 as well as other exciting exchange offers on trading in your old devices for the latest series.

 Reno 3 Pro


So now talking about the specifications under the hood of the Oppo Reno 3 Pro, we will see the device come out of the box with the newly launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G  chipset that ships with integrated 5G modem for the next generation connectivity as well as supporting 4G LTE/3G/2G frequency bands. Reno 3 Pro's CPU is manufactured with the 7nm process technology that delivers a clockspeed of 2.4GHz. The phone also embraces three-dimensional liquid cooling technology, that can quickly spread and distribute the operating heat of the handset. The phone traits a maximum network speed upto 1.6Gbps up and 3.7Gbps downlink. You will be able to enjoy 4K Ultra High Definition live broadcasts without any load buffers.

 On the front you are treated to a 6.5" Full High Definition Plus OLED curved screen with a maximum refresh rate of 90Hz and a maximum touch sampling rate of 180Hz, offering 1100nit of peak brightness and HDR10+ support. The panel also integrates an in-display fingerprint reader. Like the lately launched Oppo A91 and A8, you will also see hardware-level dimming technology with TÃœV Rheinland's eye protection certification to reduce blue light radiation on the Reno 3 series. The display also leaves room for a single punch hole style front facing camera that houses the 32MP AI camera for selfies.

 On the back awaits you all the surprises coming alongside the quad camera arrangement that consists of 48 megapixels Ultra High Definition primary shooter with support to Optical Image Stabilization (OIS), another 13 megapixels telephoto sensor, an 8 megapixels ultra wide angle lens and lastly a 2 megapixels black and white sensor. Oppo also introduced the new 5x Hybrid Optical Zoom Quad Shot with the Reno 3 Pro that can capture images in a combination of 2x optical and 3x digital zoom manner. The Reno 3 Pro also brings a 4025mAh powered battery capable of 30W VOOC Flash Charge 4.0 from Oppo and sounds play through it's stereo speakers on board. The phone will come tinted in Sunrise Impression, Moon Night Black, Blue Starry Night and Misty White colors. The device is even out in a special edition Pantone® 2020 Classic Blue shade, that brings everything from the phone to the retail box and even the charger and cable in a blue and white color combination.


Reno 3


And when we finally look into the vanilla Reno 3, we see it arrive with the latest Mediatek Dimensity 1000 SoC that again features integrated 5G modem working on 4x ARM Cortex-A77 cores and 4x Cortex-A55 cores clocked at 2.6GHz, coupled with Mali-G77 Graphics Processing Unit and a dedicated APU. On the front you see a similar 6.5" Full High Definition Plus OLED screen but with a more flatter panel unlike the Pro iteration as well as  water drop style notch display that carries a the same 32MP secondary front facing selfie camera. On the back again we will see a different quad camera setup that showcases a 64MP primary sensor, another 8MP ultra wide lens, and a package of two lens for better black and white pictures as well as a portrait shooter. Rest of the specs remain almost similar between the two new siblings, as the Reno 3 will too pack a on-screen fingerprint scanner, a 4025mAh powered battery that supports 30W VOOC Flash Charge 4.0 technology and packs stereo speakers in house. Both the phones run on Android's version 10 with Oppo's ColorOS version 7 on top. Reno 3 standard will be available in Sunrise Impression, Moonlight White, Moon Night Black and Blue Starry Night shades.

New leaked poster from Oppo shows us the upcoming Reno 3, A91 and A8


It looks like we have some new and interesting information regarding the upcoming smartphones from the Chinese consumer electronics and mobile communications company, Oppo. A post surfaced on the popular social media platform from China yesterday, showed us some high definition renders of their upcoming Reno 3 Pro and vanilla Reno 3 handsets, both confirmed to support dual-mode SA/NSA frequency bands of 5G networks, scheduled to arrive on December 26. But alongside the previously seen smartphones from Oppo's Reno 3 series, we surprisingly spot two new handsets from the Chinese phone maker, that appeared on the poster that came our way from the Weibo user. When taking a closer look at the leaked fly-poster, we see the brand new and alleged Oppo A91 and A8 smartphones from it's front and back revealing their design and also giving us bits of internal details for the first time ever.

 So the new purported Oppo A91 and A8 looks to feature water-drop style drop display on the front, with quad camera and triple camera arrangement on the back, respectively, coming in three color options. The A91 is said to bring a 48MP main shooter in charge of the quad camera setup and a battery with integration of VOOC 3.0 fast charging technology. Under the hood is an 8GB RAM coupled with 128GB of memory. The listing also translates something related to on-screen fingerprint reader 3.0 (which we are not sure about). And we can also see three colors for the phone, black, red and a bluish-white shade. Now for the Oppo A8, we are anticipated a 4230mAh powered battery, 6.5" aforementioned water-drop style notch display, 128GB of internal space and triple AI cameras for primary photography. A8 made it's appearance again in black, red and white paint jobs. That's all we know about these smartphone right now, but we will keep you posted as get more on them. 

 And lastly the user also shared some press shots of the forthcoming Oppo Reno 3 Pro and standard Reno 3 models, again showing us the phones from a better angle and even disclosing the color options they're going to be offered in.








Source: Weibo, GSMArena

Oppo Reno 3 Pro arrives on TENAA certification database, here are the specifications


Earlier yesterday, Oppo's Vice President and President of Global Marketing, Brian Shen shared a video on his official Twitter handle, giving us a full view of their upcoming Reno 3 Pro's back showing off the smartphone's quad camera setup and multi-shade paint job. And if we recall, a few days back we even saw Oppo Reno 3's standard variant show up on TENAA's database giving us a full prospect of the smartphone's internal specifications. Now we think it's time to tell you more about the Pro iteration of the handset, that has already surfaced on TENAA's listing, also offering us a better look to the forthcoming phone from all sides. Interestingly there seems to be two models of the next generation Reno 3 Pro 5G that's reportedly in works of Oppo traiting dual-mode SA/NSA network, carrying model numbers PCRM00 and PCRT00, but both packing the same internals.

 So the new Reno 3 Pro once formally introduced, will come out of the box with a 6.5" Full High Definition Plus SuperAMOLED screen of 2400 x 1080 resolution display at 20:9 aspect ratio, also featuring the rumored single punch hole design cutout for a secondary front facing camera housing a 32MP unit for selfies on the top left corner. The panel will also have an integrated fingerprint scanner under the display for biometric protection. The device will be powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 765G Octa-Core SoC running at 2.4GHz, bundled with an 8 gigabytes of RAM and 128GB of non-expandable internal storage space. On the back you will have a quad camera layout, consists of a 48MP primary shooter along with 13MP,  8MP and 2MP sensors with LED flash. Reno 3 Pro will also pack a 3935mAh powered battery and you can expect fast charging technology. The smartphone will have support to USB Type-C connectivity as well.

 Source: TENAA 1, 2

Oppo Reno 3 Pro 5G's first look shared on Twitter


Yesterday we made our views clear on the newly surfaced screenshot that was shared on the internet claiming to be taken from the upcoming Oppo Reno 3 smartphone. We even reported that we may get to see a punch hole camera design on the handset as the screenshot was uploaded with an empty space next to the time display on the top left corner. And now, we have the company's Vice President and President of Global Marketing, Brian Shen sharing an image on his official Twitter handle giving us a possible look on their next generation Oppo Reno 3 Pro 5G. We don't know if there are two models in pipeline for Oppo to be released next month as the new handset here looks to carry the name "Pro". According to Shen, the new dual-mode 5G powered Reno 3 Pro will ship with a glass body measuring just 7.7mm in thickness excluding the lens bump. The company also said that this phone may be the thinnest dual-mode 5G supported smartphone in the market for this price segment. Taking a closer look at Oppo's Reno 3 Pro here, we can see a full notch-less display with rounded corners featuring really narrow bezels and the power button placement towards the left side. The phone looks to be painted in a shade of Blue as well. We are not able to confirm the claims of a punch hole camera design for the latest addition of Reno just yet, as the picture shared by Brian Shen seems to have cut off from the top left side leaving us wondering.
Source: Brian Shen (Twitter)
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