Oppo Reno 7 smartphones debut in Poland. There has been no such housing for years [PIERWSZE WRA¯ENIA]

The Oppo brand, but since then has provided our market with a dozen or so really interesting smartphones – mainly from the Reno series. These are not only well-made and have decent components, but – at least in my opinion – they are definitely one of the most beautiful smartphones on the market.

This is Oppo Reno 7 5G. The Pro version is missing

Now Oppo has brought new devices from the Reno 7 family to Poland and this time it will be three models – Reno 7, Reno 7 5G and Reno 7 5G Lite. And contrary to appearances, they differ not only in the processor used or the support for the Friday generation network. Unfortunately (as in the case of the Reno 5 model), our market will not have the most powerful version with a note with the note Pro in the name.

Let’s start with the most powerful of these three smartphones, the Reno 7 5G. The device works under the control of a medium-shelf MediaTek Dimensity 900 processor with support for 5G networks, has 8 GB of RAM, 256 GB of data space and – which is rare today – has a MicroSD card slot (up to 1 TB).

The screen made in AMOLED technology with a diagonal of 6.43 inches, Full HD + resolution and 90 Hz refreshing is responsible for displaying the image. The same panel was used in the other two smartphones from the Reno 7 series. It is worth mentioning that under the screen surface in each of them a fingerprint reader is hidden.

Oppo brought new smartphones from the Reno 7 series to Poland photo by Bartłomiej Pawlak

The Reno 7 5G version also has three cameras – the main 64 Mpix (f / 1.7), wide-angle 8 Mpix (f / 2.25) with a field of view of 119 degrees and a macro of 2 Mpix (f / 2.4). The whole is powered by a 4500 mAh battery with support for very fast 65W charging. Unfortunately, there was no wireless charging support.

The design is a small surprise. Oppo returned to the housing known from Reno 5 and used a pleasant to the touch, but slippery material with slightly rounded edges. However, the island with cameras on the back has been completely remodeled, where now two (not three) large camera eyes stand out (the third lens is hidden above the LED lamp). You can complain about the slightly too large frames surrounding the screen.

Oppo Reno 7 Lite 5G – twisted nomenclature

In the case of the other two smartphones – Reno 7 and Reno 7 Lite 5G – Oppo has mixed up the nomenclature. It is difficult to explain the fact that the stronger of them was marked with the note Lite, which is usually used for cheaper versions of stronger phones. It’s a bit different here. At least when it comes to the processor used.

Oppo Reno 7 Lite 5G works under the control of Snapdragon 695 – a new mid-range Qualcomm system. So there is support for the 5G network, there is 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of built-in memory. The screen – as I have already mentioned – the Reno 7 Lite 5G shares with the higher model without the Lite note.

Not only the screen, because the housing also strongly refers to the slightly better equipped brother. The difference is that one of the color versions is made of a slightly rough material that does not collect fingerprints. Two of the three cameras (main and macro) are also identical. However, the wide-angle camera disappeared, and in its place a monochrome module (2 Mpix) was inserted to support the work of the main one.

The whole is powered by a 4500 mAh battery, but this time with the possibility of charging with a maximum power of 33W, which will probably significantly extend the replenishment time.

Oppo brought new smartphones from the Reno 7 series to Poland photo by Bartłomiej Pawlak

Oppo Reno 7 with a unique housing

The most intriguing version of the new family, however, is Oppo Reno 7. Contrary to the name, it is the weakest of the three models, because it works under the control of Snapdragon 680 (along with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of data space). This system is not only less efficient than the 695 version, but – what is much more troublesome – it does not support 5G networks. This is quite surprising, because nowadays smartphones without 5G are moving away from the middle shelf. It is a pity that Oppo has decided to reduce the possibilities of this model in such a way.

The more so because – apart from this drawback – Reno 7 looks very interesting. Especially when we take the smartphone in hand. The design of the smartphone clearly refers to the Reno 6 series, which means classic, angular shapes (unfortunately we have large frames around the screen again).

The backs of the device are made of a material that the company representatives described as a mixture of leather and ceramics. In practice, it is quite soft, very pleasant to the touch material, does not collect fingerprints and allows you to firmly hold the phone.

In addition, the island with the cameras has been finished with metal and looks much better than the other two smartphones from this family. Summing up, the design of the Reno 7 version is of the three – at least in my opinion – by far the most interesting.

Oppo brought new smartphones from the Reno 7 series to Poland photo by Bartłomiej Pawlak

In addition, Oppo Reno 7 also has one distinguishing feature that we will not find in other versions. One of the cameras is surrounded by a ring LED lamp and serves as a microscope. The function known, among others from the new smartphones, Realme is an interesting (but hard to say or practical) addition. The rest of the specification is identical to the Reno 7 Lite 5G model.

Oppo has not yet revealed the Polish prices of new devices, and it is the valuation of smartphones that will largely depend on their possible success on the Vistula River. It is only known that the Reno 7 5G version will be available for pre-sale on April 8, and you will have to wait a bit longer for the other two models.

Oppo brought new smartphones from the Reno 7 series to Poland photo by Bartłomiej Pawlak

There will also be a new Find X in Poland

Along with the new smartphones from the Reno series, Oppo also brought the flagship model Find X5 Pro to Poland (previous phones in this series often missed the Vistula River). The smartphone is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 system, which is currently the most efficient Qualcomm processor supported by 12 GB of RAM and 256 GB of data space. In addition, the smartphone is distinguished by a rather original design, ceramic housing and a 6.7-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 3216×1440 pix and refreshing 120 Hz.

Of course, there were also three cameras – the main 50 Mpix and f / 1.7 (with optical image stabilization), wide-angle (with a field of view of 110 degrees) 50 Mpix and f / 2.2 and tele (2x) 13 Mpix and f / 2.4. The whole is powered by a 5000 mAh battery with support for very fast wired (80W) and wireless (50W) charging. As with the Reno 7 series models, we do not know the price of the phone yet.

Oppo Reno Find X5 Pro photo: Oppo Newsroom