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OPPO Reno10 Series India Launch Date Revealed, Company to Miss Reno9 in India

OPPO is all set to launch its much awaited OPPO Reno10 Series smartphones in India and although the exact date hasn’t been revealed, it is speculated to be around the first or second week of February 2023, while the company has apparently skipped the Reno9 lineup in the country for now.

It is one of the most awaited devices this year, which will see many of the tech giants rolling out some of their important models that they hope will surpass its predecessors by a wide margin.

Highlights

  • OPPO Reno10 series India launch will happen around February 1st or 2nd week.
  • It is not clear whether the Reno10 lineup will be rebranded Reno9 series or there’ll be completely new models.
  • OPPO Reno10 Pro+ design leak recently showed a redesigned camera module and flat screen.

OPPO Reno10 Series Launching Soon in India

OPPO is all set to launch its much awaited OPPO Reno10 Series smartphones in India and although the exact date hasn’t been revealed, it is speculated to be around the first or second week of February 2023, while the company has apparently skipped the Oppo Reno9 Series lineup in the country for now.

The timeline for the launch of the OPPO Reno10 Series has been revealed as the makers are hoping to launch it around the first or second week of February 2023, which has left many users excited at the prospects of trying out a new device.

The above information was given by reliable tipsters who can be relied upon to most of the times as they have connections with the inside sources in the company, although their words have to be taken with a sizeable pinch of salt until official confirmation from official sources.

It still remains unconfirmed, however, whether if the Reno10 Series will be simply rebranded as Reno9 Series or the company will launch totally new models in the country, whose details, by the way, remain unclear at the moment.

The OPPO Reno10 Pro+ design was leaked sometime back that showed a flat screen and a redesigned camera module where it became apparent the handset will come with an elliptical-shaped module that could be a telephone sensor, along with an LED flash set up that was clearly visible in the leaked pictures.

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OPPO Reno10 Pro+ Expected Specifications

Although the specifications of the device hasn’t been revealed as yet, it might feature an OLED display screen, along with a 120Hz refresh rate while its model number is PHU110 and could be powered by a Qualcomm or MediaTek chipset.

It may come with a batter capacity of 4,700mAh units along with an 80W fast charging support, although earlier rumours suggested it would be more so one can only wait for official confirmation on the matter.

OPPO Reno10 Pro+ Design Out; Leak Reveals New Camera Module & Flat Screen

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