Oppo recently launched its all-new Reno lineup for smartphone and confirmed that it is ditching the R series for flagship phones. This means that there will be no successor to the Oppo R15 Pro smartphone.
Apart from the Reno lineup, the company also has a ‘Find’ series for flagship smartphones with experimental features. The first phone in the series was introduced last year as Oppo Find X and then it was reported that its successor will be called Oppo Find Z.
Now, it has been revealed that the company has filed a trademark for Find Y, confirming that the successor of the Find X will indeed be the Oppo Find Y. China-based Oppo Mobiles submitted a trademark at the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office) for the name Find Y and the trademark is categorized as Class 9, which includes smartphones.
While we are not sure what the company plans to offer with the Oppo Find Y smartphone, it very likely that the phone will have some innovative technology, just like the Find X. Recently, Oppo revealed its under-camera technology which could be introduced with the Oppo Find Y. However, the image quality of that tech needs to be improved and thus, the phone could be unveiled at MWC 2020 next year.
Currently, it seems that Oppo is focusing on the ‘Reno’ lineup, which includes Oppo Reno, Reno 10X Zoom Edition, Reno 5G, and Reno Z. As per the reports, another smartphone named Reno F is also in the pipeline and could get launched soon.
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