The next Oppo Reno 4 continues to be talked about. So after seeing it on the 3C site and in several "official" posters, the smartphone has now been caught on the Chinese certification site "Ministry of Industry and Information Technology," also known as TENAA.
Oppo Reno 4 certified on TENAA with curved screen and three rear cameras
According to the images received on the Chinese website, the Reno 4 seems to adopt a curved display on the sides and with rounded edges. Then we find a power on / off button on the right and the two buttons to increase or decrease the volume on the left side of the body.
Turning on the back instead, the three cameras seem to confirm that slightly remind us of those of the latest iPhones, even if therefore they have been positioned vertically.
As for the specifications, the TENA certificate unfortunately does not show us nor confirms any of them. That said, several leaks from the previous days have already revealed several details to us.
The Oppo Reno 4 should in fact equip a Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G as a processor, combined with 8GB of RAM and 128GB or 256GB of internal memory. It is therefore a medium-high-end device. The cameras mentioned previously will instead have 48MP resolution for the main one; 8MP for the ultra wide angle one and 2MP for the B&W sensor (black and white) which helps the main one to capture more details. In front we will find instead two 32MP and 2MP cameras, the latter is most likely a depth sensor to create the bokeh effect.
The smartphone will then have a 6,43-inch diagonal display, with Full HD + resolution (1080 x 2400), a weight of 183 grams, a 4000mAh battery and support for fast charging at 65W.
Finally, remember that along with the Reno 4 the Reno 4 Pro should also arrive. The older brother will mainly differ in the slightly larger 6,5-inch screen and 90Hz refresh rate.
