6 revelations I had during the Oppo Reno 2’s European launch

2019-10-17 13:08

Ah, Oppo. The Chinese company is one of the world’s biggest phone manufacturers, yet — outside of tech circles — it remains widely unknown in Europe. But things are changing. Oppo now operates in 13 European countries, and is moving into Germany, Belgium, Portugal, and Ukraine this year.

But this expansion would be useless without solid devices, and this is where Oppo‘s Reno range comes in. The first Reno was a fantastic phone with a wonderful display and a pizza-slice selfie camera. Then, hot on the heels of that, the company announced the quad-camera Reno 2. After it launched in India…

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