Six months later, Oppo resumed one of his most interesting smartphones in the whole catalog. The company introduced in Milan Oppo Reno 13F and 13FS, Reno 13 and Oppo Reno 13 PROr, four smartphones that arrive to compete in the middle and high with a series of very interesting bases.
New deer 13 Suppose Very important leap of generationsSince the strengths that their predecessors included, improve. We notice this in sections such as design, screen, camera or artificial intelligence (the same base as in previous models). All this, yes, without neglect
In the end, Oppo goal with these deer 13 is nothing more than an attempt to win XiaomYo. Or, at least, to make a place between such an amount of alternatives in the middle and a high range of the aforementioned brand. But what specific changes appear in these new models to meet a mobile giant?
Very well -updated design and screen on top
Reno 13, 13 Pro and 13f include a very similar design with each other. In fact, they are precisely identical and can be differentiated only by the LED outbreak of the camera. Three models retain the aesthetics of last year’s versions, but With very welcome changesSuch as completely flat aluminum frames, which, in addition, stand out by their art. Oppo Rene 13 has only 7.24 mm thickWhile the deer 13 Pro has a thickness of 7.55 mm with a weight of 195 grams.
I have to say that the sensation in my hand is impressive; More, first of all, if we take into account the glass back. In addition, Reno 13 Pro has a front whose glass is slightly bent, which makes it even more premium mobile.
And, speaking of the front, that’s where 6.83 inches With full resolution of HD+ and update speed 120 Hz. Also with a full resolution of HD+ and the speed of refreshing 120 Hz. Again, with a full resolution of HD+ and the velocity of soda 120 Hz.
In all three cases, the renovated 13 screens of Oppo are very good, with the interpretation of colors and excellent sharpness, as well as brightness more than enough to even on the street.
Excellent adherence to performance and artificial intelligence
Oppo chose the same processor in Reno 13 and 13 Pro SOC Medatek Dimensity 8350Which includes the 8 -nuclei processor and graphic processor. This is a processor that proved that it has good performance, and more if we take into account the capacity and storage of RAM, which include two models. Pro Variant, in particular, arrives with 12 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 512 GB of internal memory. The usual version, on the other hand, has 256 GB of internal memory, but retains the same RAM.
Yes, yes, differences in the battery. Oppo Reindo 13 Pro has one of 5800 mAh The container, while the basic version has 5600 mAh. In both cases, yes, with fast charging 80 watts.
13F ides and its version FS play a little in another league. They include Qualcomm processor; in particular Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 Which is more intended for an average mobile phone. Despite this, it is accompanied by a more than sufficient result of RAM: 8 and up to 12 GB, although with DDR4 technology. As for the battery, it has the same container as the Pro model: 5800 mAh.
Of course, all models have different Functions IAIncluding some that we have already seen in previous generations, such as the possibility of composing text resumes, a magic draft to eliminate unwanted elements from the image or the one that can improve the quality of votes during calls. In addition, three models are compatible with twins and include Google AI characteristics, such as the surrounding function that allows the information that appears on the screen.
Oppo Reno cameras
Asian company did not want to save in a photographic section; At least not from the point of view of configuration. In the cell we find more differences.
Oppo Reno 13 Pro has the most powerful photographic part of three models thanks Primary 50 -megapixel sensor With the opening of F/1.8, the super -angle chamber of 8 megapixels and, in this case, telecoptice is also from 50 megapixels. This allows you to capture images in an increase in the optical format of an increase in 3.5.
Reno 13 supports the main and super -headed chamber Pro Variant, but eliminates the telecoptic value device in exchange for 2 -megapixel monochromatic sensor. The 13f deer, on the other hand, has a third macro -sensor, also two megapixels of resolution.
There is something more striking than the specifications of the Oppo Reno 13 cameras, and they are their functions. The company has chosen improved AI, which can make the camera much more universal. Among them are a mode for photography or video underwater or night portrait mode with AI.
Deer price and availability 13, 13f and 13 Pro
Let’s talk about prices. With these three models, OPPO decided to offer a slightly wider price range than usual, starting with 379 euros in the case of the thinnest option, up to almost 800 euros for the most powerful deer 13.
In particular, the Oppo Reno 13 F, with 8 GB of RAM, goes on sale for 379 euros, although it can be obtained for 349 euros during the promotion. 13FS, the difference of which in relation to the model of F is only the configuration of RAM and storage, arrives from 12 GB of RAM and is estimated at 429 euros, or 399 euros during the promotion of launch, which lasts until March 17.
On the other hand, the Oppo Reno 13 will be available on February 24 for 549 euros, although it can be purchased until March 17 for 499 euros. The Provariat is 799 euros, without the opportunity to purchase it with promotion.
These are very different prices that inevitably make us doubt which option is better. Compensation pays 900 euros several more sophisticated telecoptic and design? Or, on the other hand, is Reno 13f better for its balance between the advantages and the price, given that it has the same main and ultra -a warmed camera as Pro Model? This will depend on the fact that you prefer to prioritize.
Source: Hiper Textual
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