Purely midrange hardware, but apparently future proof thanks to OPPO technologies

You probably know that OPPO Reno11 F 5G debuted in Italy, where all its functions were presented. There was not much emphasis on the hardware during the conference, but rather on the technologies brought by OPPO to this terminal to make it as future proof as possible. The company says that it would last for 4 years both physically, hardware and software. See…

We are dealing with an essentially midrange phone, with a body made of polycarbonate. It has a generous AMOLED display protected by Panda Glass, and in the back we discover 3 photo sensors. The main one has 64 MP, an ultrawide one of 8 MP and a macro one of 2 MP appear. The phone shoots 4K, but we don’t have optical stabilization. The fingerprint sensor is located under the display and is quite accurate.

We receive processor Dimensity 7050 of 6nm under the hood. It’s a midrange chipset with two Cortex-A78 cores for performance and 6 Cortex-A55 cores for energy efficiency. As GPU it uses a Mali-G68 MC4, and here we also have 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage. OPPO has brought here what it calls “Trinity Engine” at the software level. Applications take up less space, and the user experience is optimized according to the power required for the tasks performed.

Interestingly, we have IP65 protection for water and dust resistance, and the terminal lasts for 60 minutes in heavy rain. At the same time, there should be no problems even if it will sit in extreme temperatures between -20 and 65 degrees Celsius. Its battery has 5000mAhand the power is supplied at 67W per wire in SuperVOOC mode, respectively 55W per wire in USB PD mode, if we use a compatible charger.

The terminal is sold in Palm Green, Ocean Blue, Coral Purple shades. On the connectivity side, we tick WiFi 6 dual-band, Bluetooth 5.2, GPS with GLONASS, Galileo, BDS and QZSS. We also receive NFC for making contactless payments.

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