We were under the impression that they put the Reno 11 series behind. But, little did we know. It lives on. Oppo Reno 11A happens to debut now shortly after the Reno12 series. This one makes sense for the price it hails. It’s all AMOLED, a fast-charging camera beast, and flashy in looks.
You must know Reno 11A is home to a fast 120 Hz AMOLED. Corner-to-corner, minimal bezels, and punch-hole design all work in its favor. And it almost nails the display category with a 6.7” 1080p resolution. One more thing you can’t overlook is a fingerprint ID under the screen.
A chef’s kiss for the back camera, it deserves. 64 MP primary unit does 4K recording at 30 FPS. Then, there’s an 8 MP ultrawide and a 2 MP macro shooter to top it all off. That frontside punch hole is 32 MP resolution for selfies and 4K recording.
Sheer performance from that Dimensity 7050 will put this one in the middle league. 8 GB RAM is acceptable in the Oppo Reno new mobile. But, the starter 128 GB storage will run people short. So, unsuitable for a build like this. Also, MTK D7050 SoC will be lag-free most of the time running Android 14.
Now, there’s a question of battery life and charging speed. For that, Oppo has wired a 5000 mAh battery inside. But the real show stopper for you will be a 67W charging kit that plugs into it. Coral Purple and Dark Green for the Reno 11A, and the final cost in Japan is JPY 48,800 (~PKR 84,000).
