OPPO A54s is an upcoming entry-level phone that has been making headlines all week. Its official debut is still in the offing, but the phone has already been featured in an online retail store listing. The product page uncovered everything from pricing to press images and even the specs.
Harvey Norman, a virtual shop based in New Zealand, showcases the Oppo A54s from multiple angles. The phone sports another rehashed design from Oppo — the notched screen, four-sided camera plate, and basic sunburst finish on the shell.
You can pick from Pearl Blue and Crystal Black options. At 8.4mm, the body isn’t the most lightweight around. Oppo has secured an IPX4 rating for the phone against splashes.
The backplate of oppo's new model phone 2021 has a minimalist aesthetic because the fingerprint scanner is conveniently merged with the power button. The camera cluster features 50MP wide and two 2MP count-padding lenses. Flip the Oppo A54s over to find an 8MP camera housed inside the notch.
The notch bleeds into a 6.5” IPS LCD. It fills a 20:9 aspect ratio and delivers a 720P resolution. Oppo A54s build also includes a 3.5mm audio jack and a USB-C port.
Everything runs on the MediaTek Helio G35 and a 5000 mAh battery. The rest of the specs feel out of place for a 2021 phone. No fast charging support is available here. Plus, the old-gen ColorOS 7 built on Android 10 powers the Oppo A54s. The 4GB+128GB edition starts at €219 (~ Rs. 43,600.)