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Oppo K10 5G will come with Dimensity 8000
Oppo, which has left the BBK Electronics roof and has become a brand on its own, has reached a certain audience in the smart phone world with the devices it produces. The company continues to work on the Oppo K10 5G smartphone, which will include some innovations.
As the launch date of the Oppo K10 5G approaches, its technical information continues to come to light. Designed differently from the Oppo K10, the smartphone has received TENAA certification. TENAA has announced that the device will launch with the Dimensity 8000. Thus, the Oppo K10 5G will be the first phone to be released with the Dimensity 8000.
As the event date approaches, some technical information about the Oppo K10 5G has started to arrive. According to the information obtained, the smartphone will have a 6.43-inch AMOLED display that supports Full HD + resolution at 1080×2400 pixels. Also, the phone comes with a punch-hole design.
Oppo K10 5G, which has a pixel density of 409 PPI, will be released with 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage. On the back of the phone, there will be a triple rear camera design that includes a 50MP primary sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide-angle sensor and a 2MP sensor.
Oppo K10 5G, whose front camera will be 32 MP, will be launched with a 4300mAh battery that supports 65W fast charging. In addition, the battery will be powered by a USB Type C port. Oppo K10 5G, which is expected to have various features such as an in-display fingerprint sensor, face unlock and Type C interface for wired music, will be released on May 26.
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