OPPO R17 Pro poster reveals triple rear camera setup

A few days back, before the official unveiling of the R17, a leaked poster of the OPPO R17 and OPPO R17 Pro surfaced. We got quite the details for both devices but the R17 Pro was the real shocker. The device now joins the Huawei P20 Pro in the multiple rear camera club.

The poster revealed a triple-rear camera setup for the OPPO R17 Pro, making it the second device to ever sport such a setup. Apart from that we also see a very colorful glass back panel with multiple gradients. Noticeably absent is a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner.

Nothing else was revealed and the device is yet to be officially announced. Although rumors point to a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chipset and 10GB of RAM.

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Zen Estacio

Zen Estacio is a Multimedia Producer for YugaTech. He is the team's laptop guru and one of their resident gamers. He has a monthly column compiling the latest and greatest the Nintendo Switch has to offer. Aside from that, he regularly writes gaming news, reviews, and impressions. You can hit him up at @papanZEN

One Comment

Mariano Micu says:

7 years ago

A rip-off of Huawei. Oppo can be ver original eh?
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