OPPO has launched its latest entry-level camera phone – OPPO A83 in Pakistan. The phone has a full-screen display and the company claims it’s rare in this price range. OPPO has tagged the price of this phone at PKR 25,899/-
Starting January 25th, OPPO A83 will be available across country through offline stores in Black & Gold colors.
The new A83 from OPPO, measures 5.7 inches but the screen is 5-inch with narrow bezels. It’s an 18:9 aspect ratio with HD+ resolution of 1440 X 720 pixels.
OPPO A83 features MediaTek’s Helio P23 chipset with an octa-core CPU clocked at 2.5GHz. The phone has 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. Dedicated microSD card slot is available to expand memory up to 256GB.
The new OPPO entrant comes with an 8 MP camera on the front and a 13 MP camera on the back. As the company marks the A.I. Beauty Recognition Technology as marketing point, the camera is promised to use it to help you be at your best in photos. “It can intelligently recognize and bring out your best features and yet retain that distinctive charm that defines every individual.” states press release “as it preserves more contour details, adding that little extra touch that makes your selfies incredibly stunning. This solution is a perfect fit for anyone who wants to be unique, independent and trendy.”
The phone features the new Color OS 3.2 operating system and O-share for file-sharing that can transmit 6 to 7 ordinary photos in just a second, as claimed by the company. The phone is backed up by a 3180 mAh battery.
“With much faster and evolving generations, OPPO aims to provide its customers and fans with high-end technology by each passing day. It’s not about technology anymore, because the Smartphone is a gateway to new experiences.” said Mr. George Long, CEO, OPPO Pakistan on the launch. “We are focused yet committed to constantly looking for ways to intersect technology, content and services to empower consumers to accomplish more. A83 has a dynamic body and features which enables a user to experience a smooth functioning” he added.
