OPPO Reno Ace with 90Hz display to launch next month

OPPO’s roadmap for the Reno series is far from over as the company teased a device that will sport a 90Hz display refresh rate next month — the Reno Ace.

Following the launch of the OPPO Reno 2, the company made it a point to not lose momentum by revealing a phone called Reno Ace. It is reported that it has a 90Hz display and 4,000mAh battery with SuperVOOC fast charging.

We’ll know more once the company officially announces the device in the coming weeks.

Source: Weibo

Via: GSMArena

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wick says:

6 years ago

oppo is fastly growing and adopting phone brand and very fast evolving technology.
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