Oppo Reno3 Pro will be one of the thinnest 5G phones in the world

Oppo just teased a new smartphone, Reno3 Pro 5G – still following its "ultra-thin" tradition. At just 7.7mm thick, excluding the camera cluster, the Reno3 Pro 5G is the thinnest dual-mode 5G phone in its price segment – according to a tweet by Vice President Brian Shen (dual-mode 5G means It can support truly independent 5G networks). The phone also has a curved mirror screen on the front and back, and almost no bezel on the top and sides.

Such a thin device will certainly not have a floating camera cluster (which is also a famous feature of Oppo), however, in the image below, we do not see any camera located in the middle of the section. on the whole machine. Considering the image is cut off the upper left corner, it can be expected that it will have a perforated camera in the corner, similar to Samsung Galaxy S10. In addition, the machine may also have a fairly basic rear camera cluster compared to other phones of the previous company.

While the Reno3 Pro 5G is an interesting, attractive, and pocketable phone, it's unlikely to be sold in the US. It can be sold by Oppo in Europe via carriers, as Oppo's 5G partners in this market include EE, Swisscom, and a few others. There is no information on the price and launch time of the device.

Reference: Engadget