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Oppo F7 featuring a 25 MP selfie camera to go on a special flash sale on Flipkart at 12 pm today
The Oppo F7 comes in at Rs 21,990 for the 4 GB RAM variant with 64 GB storage, while the 128 GB version with 6 GB RAM has been priced at Rs 26,990.

Oppo's latest flagship smartphone, the Oppo F7 will be available on a special flash sale today on Flipkart at 12 pm. Oppo has not put a banner announcing the sale on its website, but the company did mention about it during its launch event last week.

First Published:Apr 02, 2018, 10:42:14 IST
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