The next-generation flagship killer devices are making an appearance, with the latest entry being the OPPO Reno 9 Pro+. This device succeeds the Reno 8 Pro+ that became official in the second quarter of the year 2022, and it comes with significant upgrades. With these upgrades OPPO nails this device’s performance and photography abilities while maintaining a budget pricing.
Some features of this device make it a great option for buyers, and we will look at them in this article. Topping the list of best features on the new OPPO Reno 9 Pro+ is the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 flagship SoC. This processor gets supports up to 16GB of RAM and up to 512GB of onboard UFS 3.1 storage.
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The next stunning feature of this new device is its camera abilities that pack the power of the OPPO MariSilicon X imaging chip. On its rear, this device comes with a triple camera setup housing a 50MP main lens, an 8MP ultrawide lens, and a 2MP depth sensor. , the OPPO Reno 9 Pro+ comes with a 32MP selfie camera that sits in the device’s centre screen cutout. There are a ton of shooting modes on the device alongside a professional touch from the MariSilicon X imaging chip.
Speaking of its screen, this new device comes with a 6.7-inch FHD+ curved AMOLED panel that supports a refresh rate of up to 120Hz for fast response time. Additionally, the software on the Reno 9 Pro+ is Android 13 with customizations from OPPO’s ColorOS 13 which also aids the device to stand out from the crowd. The battery capacity of this device is 4700mAh (2350mAh in each split cell) and it supports 80W of SUPERVOOC charging.
For its design, OPPO stuck to the design language of the Reno 8 series but made a few significant refinements. In terms of the competition, this device will go head-to-head with the new Honor 80 Pro, as the two devices share similar features and specifications. All three devices in the OPPO Reno 9 series will become available for purchase in the coming weeks and will feature budget-level retail prices.
