Today, Oppo has launched its streamlined version of Oppo F9 in India with distinct features. As we already know, it is initially launched in the Philippines and Vietnam. Now, completely focuses on the Southeast Asian market. In fact, the models are very similar in many aspects. And it’s not just a cutout.
F9 is quite similar to F9 pro and the only difference we can see is storage and camera sensors. F9 is the another Oppo smartphone with a teardrop-shaped (dropped water display) cutout in the display screen.
Close to features, it has 6.3″high-resolution touch screen (2340 x 1080 pixels) which includes the IPS panel but not AMOLED. Addition to that, OS is equipped with Android 8.1 Oreo-based Color OS 5.2, NFC not installed, but a fingerprint sensor on the back. The battery storage is the same as 3500mAh, which is not bad.
For the camera, the front cam supports 25-megapixel sensor and a lens with an aperture of F / 2.0 and the main camera has a received sensors with a resolution of 16MP @ f/1.9 (main camera) + 2MP (auxiliary) combination. In both cases, the aperture is F / 1.85.
In terms of configuration, the CPU is an Helio P60 made by MediaTek and it is a maximum 2.0 GHz Octa-core SoC and has AI dedicated unit. 4 GB / 6 GB RAM, 64 GB internal storage (with microSD card) is carried. The rest can be noted for the design of the rear covers.
Currently, its price in India is nearly Rs.19,990 which is less than its Pro version (Rs.23,990). And it is ready for sale from August 31 onwards on both the online and offline platforms.
Although the momentum of OPPO is more than imagination, it is rumored that OnePlus under the umbrella also plans to launch smartphones of similar design closely, and it is still remarkable in the future.