Oppo has launched the A11k in Pakistan today, and it’s already available for purchase, you can place your order office or via Oppo’s official webpage. If our readers recall, it’s a re-release of the still-recent Oppo A12 but with a new paint job and a budget Oppo price tag. It has a robust chipset, a modern display, and a polished, trendy design.
Featuring a 6.22” water-drop screen, bordered by narrow bezels, the Oppo A11k produces an HD+ resolution and an 89% screen-to-body ratio. It’s layered in Gorilla Glass 3 and supports ‘Blue Light Shield’ to save your eyes from strain.
The build is lightweight, curved, and wears either of two ‘3D Flowing Blaze’ designs: Flowing Silver or Deep Blue. A subtle pattern is carved onto the shell throughout, interrupted only by a round rear-facing fingerprint scanner and a compact, dual camera in a horizontal layout.
The Oppo AI dual camera on A11k uses a 13MP primary camera and a 2MP depth lens, and for selfies, you get a modest 5MP front camera inside the notch. The apertures are tiny across the board, but the ‘AI Beautification’ and the ‘Portrait Bokeh’ mode can enhance your shots. Underwhelming as it may be, the camera setup isn’t the highlight of this device.
MediaTek’s Helio P35 handles processing on A11k, backed by a 4,230 mAh battery which you can get at least 17 hours of moderate-to-heavy usage out of, according to Oppo’s official website. The octa-core CPU is clocked at 2.3GHz, paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of ROM (expandable up to 256GB). Another headlining feature would be the Dirac support which makes for immersive sound, thanks to its smart audio modes.
Oppo ships the A11k with the ColorOS 6.1, based on the previous-gen Android 9. The all-new OppoA11k starts from Rs. 18,999.