Oppo has declared the RX17 Pro, a European adaptation of the R17 Pro launched in China and different markets. It has a mid-run processor yet a high caliber 1080p OLED display, in-screen fingerprint sensor, inconceivably quick wired charging and an eye-catching color combo.
At the dispatch event, Oppo likewise reported a less expensive telephone in the RX17 Neo. The double camera handset will sit nearby the Pro in the range and has a comparable display shape and design, yet with lower specs like the Snapdragon 660 and 4GB RAM.
The Oppo RX17 Pro costs 599€ in Europe and will be sold in France, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands from 16 November.
It comes in the two-tone matte radiant mist and the glossy emerald green.
Here are the feature specs of the telephone:
With a blue and purple shading tone reminiscent of the Huawei P20 Pro yet with a plan like the OnePlus 6T, the RX17 Pro is Oppo’s second real European item dispatch after the Find X with its mechanical sliding cameras.
Oppo said the ‘R’ stands for ‘real’, ‘revolution’ and ‘reform’. Yeah, us neither. More tangibly, Oppo is claiming the fast charger can charge the RX17 Pro from 0-40% in ten minutes, with a full charge in 35. There’s no denying the likenesses between this telephone and the OnePlus 6T.
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