Oppo has reportedly settled the main hardware questions on its Reno17 pair ahead of the China unveiling on 16 November. The Reno17 Pro is said to have a 200MP main camera and MediaTek’s Dimensity 8550 Super chip, while the standard Reno17 is said to use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 7 Gen 4.
The standard model’s camera count was teased separately: four 50MP sensors, per the same reports. The 200MP sensor on the Pro would match what its predecessor had, so the step up over the standard model stays in the main camera rather than the telephoto.
Both phones are listed to ship with ColorOS 17 on Android 17. Oppo also reportedly pledges that the phones will still run well after six years, a pitch for people who hold on to a handset.
Leaked specs, not confirmed by Oppo as far as we could find, put the Reno17 at a 6.5-inch screen with an 8,000mAh battery. The Pro is tipped at 6.3 inches with 7,200mAh, which would make it the smaller and lighter of the two. Earlier reports on the tipped Reno17 specs pointed the same way, and the launch date and colours are already set.
With the chips and the main cameras named, the open items are the screens, batteries, memory options and prices. Oppo is expected to cover those when it takes the phones on stage, so the leaked figures above are the part most likely to shift once Oppo’s own spec sheet appears.
China pricing should arrive at the event on Monday 16 November.
