Oppo has officially launched Oppo K5 during a launch event in China, The phone comes with four rear cameras and VOOC 4.0 Flash charging.
Oppo has announced its Realme 5 series a few days ago, now the company has launched its another mid-range smartphone Oppo K5, the company has previously announced the device on their social media platform in a poster about a couple of weeks ago, the phone becomes officially available now with the price tag of 1899 Yuan for base model which translates to $267 and PKR 40,000.
The based model with 6GB RAM and 128GB internal storage is priced at 1899 Yuan, 8GB+128GB is priced at 2099 Yuan and 8GB+256GB version is priced at 2,499 Yuan.
Display
Oppo K5 displays a 6.4-inch display with a screen resolution of 2340×1080 pixels with a waterdrop notch.
Battery and Charging
The biggest selling points for Oppo K5 includes VOOC 4.0 30W flash charge along with 4000mAh battery which can be charged to 67% in just 30 minutes, the VOOC 4.0 charge is 12% faster than VOOC 3.0 and supports NFC.
The Camera
Another gimmick is the quad-camera setup, with 64MP main camera+8MP super wide angle+ black & white lens + Film style lens. The front camera is 32MP with one-pixel aggregation for clearer night portrait and selfies.
Chipset Oppo K5 is equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G chipset which is a powerful processor to support this kind of hardware.
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