On March 31, a mysterious new OPPO phone got the 3C certification and was equipped with a 65W charger. According to Digital Chat Station, it was OPPO Reno6 and will be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 1200 chip. Subsequently, the PENM00 and PEXM00 in the same series got the 3C certification.
Today, the device with model number PEXM00 has received TENAA certification. According to the certification, the phone measures 159.1×73.4×7.9 mm and has a 6.43-inch screen. It is equipped with a dual-cell 2100mAh (equivalent to 4500mAh) battery and runs Android 11.
The TENAA website also released a rendering of this phone. It uses a rectangular rear camera module that contains three cameras and a flash. The camera specifications are marked on the top of the flash. However, due to the low pixel size of the picture, the specifications cannot be seen clearly.
Judging from the previous news, the Reno6 series mobile phones will include Reno6, Reno6 Pro, and Reno6 Pro+, equipped with MediaTek Dimensity 1200, Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, and Snapdragon 888 chips, respectively. OPPO is expected to announce the release time soon.
OPPO officially launched the Reno5 series on December 10 last year, including the Reno5 and Reno5 Pro, and released the OPPO Reno5 PRO+ on December 24. Now, about half a year has passed, and there is a high probability that a new phone will be launched in the near future.
