The Chinese company founded in 2004, wants to gain a foothold in high-end devices, since during 2015 it will present its new flagship, the Oppo R7, a powerful device and at the same time the thinnest in the world.
For some time, large companies with headquarters in different Asian countries such as Xiaomi, Meizu or Huawei have been giving a lot of war to those leading companies in the mobile phone sector. That is why more and more companies want to cover more and not focus on a single market.
The future Oppo R7 is one of those Chinese smartphones that will give a lot to talk about thanks to the characteristics of the terminal. In it we will find that will be the thinnest device in the world if at the moment there is no manufacturer that shows otherwise. Its dimensions will be 148,9mm long x 74,5mm wide x just 4,85mm thick and all accompanied by a weight of 155 grams. So when this new device comes out, it will take away the reign of what until now boasted of being the thinnest smartphone in the world from its little brother the R5.
The terminal will arrive with Android 5.0 Lollipop under its ColorOS customization layer, in his heart we will meet the latest from MediaTek processors 64-bit as is new 6795-bit MT64 with a speed of 2.2 GHz. These new processors promise to give a lot of war and compete against other chipsets such as Qualcomm's Snapdragon.
The company wants the multimedia section to also stand out in this terminal, and for that reason they have put all the meat on the grill to equip the R7 with a QuadHD resolution display or what is the same a 2k screen. In addition, the camera will be one of the strongest points of the terminal thanks to its 20,7 megapixels and with Sony sensor.
At the moment, more details about the other specifications of the smartphone are unknown, such as the battery, but still the Oppo R7 can become one of the most anticipated Chinese smartphones in the course of 2015. As Chinese companies see They are giving a lot to talk about in the mobile telephony sector and more and more people want to ship to Europe, as will be the case of the next Oppo flagship, successor to the R5 that we can see in the image above. And to you, what do you think of this terminal?
The Oppo R series is not the highest range of the manufacturer, which is the Find terminals (5 and 7) for now. Nor is it going to be the most powerful if it has the Mediatek chip inside. It will depend on the price to see if it is an interesting terminal for what it offers.