Huawei’s P30 Pro flagship may be dominating the headlines right now with its 50X digital zoom but we won’t lose sight of OPPO’s latest smartphone which comes with a decent 10X zoom camera on one of the models. OPPO Reno was announced yesterday in China and it comes in a standard edition powered by a Snapdragon 710 chipset and a 10x zoom edition which packs a Snapdragon 855 chipset. Both models look very similar but there are some few differences in their designs. These pictures of the Reno standard edition and Reno 10x zoom edition will help you pick out the differences.

Both models have the same design at the front but different screen sizes. The 10x zoom edition packs a 6.65-inch AMOLED display while the standard model has a smaller 6.4-inch display. Both displays are near bezel-less, devoid of any form of screen notch. The Reno models use a similar 16MP shark fin-shaped pop-up camera design for the selfies. The locations of the power button on the right and the volume rockers on the left side of the display are consistent on both models. Further, both the standard and 10X zoom edition of the Reno come with USB-C ports and the SIM card slot is located on the left side of the USB-C port while there is a speaker grill on the right.  

The back panel design is where you will find most of the significant differences between the design of both models. The major highlight of the 10x zoom model is the 10X hybrid zoom technology which it features. It packs three rear cameras; a 48MP high-definition main camera + 13 MP periscope telephoto lens + 8 MP super wide-angle lens. At the same time, the device uses dual optical image stabilization (OIS), triple focus, and can take a true and clear 10x zoom photo without a tripod. On its part, the standard Reno comes with a dual camera setup as it lacks the 10x zoom feature. OPPO Reno standard edition features OIS-assisted 48MP + 5MP dual camera module on its rear. You can check out more pictures of the model from below.

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