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Oppo F7 to launch today at 12 pm: Where, when and how to watch the launch
The front camera of the Oppo F7 will come with an Artificial Intelligence support to make selfies better

Oppo will launch the Oppo F7 at 12 pm on 26 March in India. This is their first smartphone launch of 2018 and it carries forward the legacy of its selfie-camera centric F series. After the Oppo F1, F3 and F5, this is the fourth phone in the lineup.[caption id="attachment_4384581" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Oppo F7 leaked image. Image: FoneArena[/caption]The front camera of the Oppo F7 will come with an Artificial Intelligence support to make selfies better. It is expected to come with a 25 MP front camera setup. Additionally, it will also have real-time HDR, an AI Beauty Mode 2.0 and AR stickers. People interested in watching the live stream can view it on Oppo's website at 12 pm. You can also watch the live stream here.The smartphone sports a notch like Apple's iPhone X with very thin bezels. The display of the phone is expected to come with a 6.2-inch FHD display. It is expected to be packed with a MediaTek SoC with 4/6 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage.According to previous reports, as per the pictures revealed, the phone is expected to come with a 3.5 mm jack.The Oppo website has created a timeline where after the live stream on 26 March, it is expected to reveal something more on 28 March as well.
Oppo F7 leaked image. Image: FoneArena[/caption]The front camera of the Oppo F7 will come with an Artificial Intelligence support to make selfies better. It is expected to come with a 25 MP front camera setup. Additionally, it will also have real-time HDR, an AI Beauty Mode 2.0 and AR stickers. People interested in watching the live stream can view it on Oppo's website at 12 pm. You can also watch the live stream here.The smartphone sports a notch like Apple's iPhone X with very thin bezels. The display of the phone is expected to come with a 6.2-inch FHD display. It is expected to be packed with a MediaTek SoC with 4/6 GB RAM and 64 GB internal storage.First Published:Mar 26, 2018, 08:12:16 IST
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