OPPO launched the Snapdragon 765G-powered Reno4 and Reno4 Pro 5G in China on June 5. Since then, there has been speculation of the models launching in India. The Reno4 was also certified in Thailand last month suggesting a launch in South East Asia. Right now, the Reno4 has accumulated a host of certificates which not only confirms its launch in SEA but for the global market.
First in line is the TUV Rheinland certification, followed by Bluetooth SIG and then WiFi Alliance certification. The Reno4 appears sporting the model number CPH2089 while the Reno4 Pro appears as CPH2091. The listings are pointers to the impending launch of the models outside China.
The Reno4 and 4 Pro both features dual-mode Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.1 connectivity. The models are also billed to run on Android10-based ColorOS 7.2. However, there are speculations that the Reno4 will be similar to the Chinese version while the Pro variant is anticipated to receive a bump in its screen refresh rate from 90 Hz to 120Hz.
To recall, the Reno4 series is equipped with AMOLED panels on both models but the Reno4 comes in at 6.43 inches with a pill-shaped cutout while the 4 Pro gets bumped up to 6.55 inches with a punch-hole design. The phones are both powered by the Snapdragon 765G chipset with up to 12GB RAM. Keeping the lights on is a 4,000 mAh battery. For photography, both models pack triple cameras with 48MP main shooters and 32MP selfie cameras.
There is no official word yet about a launch date for the models outside China.
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