OPPO has recently confirmed that the company will be launching the OPPO Ace2 smartphone in its home country on China on 13th April, after the company’s Vice President Brian Shen teased the same.
Now, ahead of the launch, the company has shared a teaser poster which gives us a partial look at the upcoming smartphone’s design. The poster also confirms that the device will come powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC.
It also confirms that there will be a quad-camera setup on the OPPO Ace2 smartphone where the sensors will be placed on a circular module which is also referred as “Oreo” camera design. The phone will have volume rocker keys on the left side while the power button is placed on the right.
The OPPO Ace2 smartphone was recently spotted on AnTuTu where it scored 180,132 points in the CPU test, 210,371 in the GPU test, 89,927 in the memory test and 79,787 in the UX test. It recorded an average benchmarking score of 560,217 points on AnTuTu.
Interestingly, the AnTuTu listing shows a warning that the device may be rooted, and system parameters may have been changed due to the root, which may lead to an inaccurate score.
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As per the reports, the OPPO Ace2 could come with a 6.5-inch AMOLED display with a punch-hole cutout at the top-left corner. The display is expected to offers Full HD+ screen resolution of 1080 x 2400 pixels and a tall aspect ratio of 20:9.
Under the hood, the device will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 mobile platform, along with 8GB and 12GB RAM, and two storage options — 128GB and 256GB. The device could have a 48-megapixel + 8-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel setup for the quad rear cameras.
Running on Android 10 operating system with ColorOS 7 on top, the smartphone is reportedly equipped with a dual-part battery with a single-cell capacity of 1,955mAh. The phone carries support for 40W wireless charging. The 3C listing of the phone had revealed that it could be shipped with a 65W charger.
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