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Upcoming Oppo R11 with dual camera setup leaked in China

Expect Oppo to unveil the R11 soon as GizmoChina has reportedly got live images of the handset being used in a TV commercial.

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 25, 2017, 11:05:59 IST

Chinese smartphone maker Oppo is said to be doing well with its R-series of smartphones in China, and it recently launched the R9 and R9 Plus in India as well. While the company is preparing to launch the F3 Selfie Expert smartphone in India next month, new reports of an R-series smartphone have emerged.Expect Oppo to unveil the R11 soon as GizmoChina has reportedly got live images of the handset being used in a TV commercial. The leaked pictures show the handset in the hands of Chinese pop singer and Actor, Wang Junkai who is also one of the celebrities who endorsed the R9.oppo-r11-photo-2While the overall design seems to be similar to the R9, there is one big feature that we can see. The R11 appears to have a dual-camera setup, which is located at the top left corner on the rear of the device, arranged horizontally, along with an LED flash sitting next to it. The camera module does offer a slight bump, protruding out of the body of the handset.oppo-r11-photo-3The source also says that the R11 recently received radio frequency approval. The approval reveals four models of the handset, OPPO R11t, OPPO R11 Plus, OPPO R11 Plust, and R11 Plusk. The difference could most likely be different RAM and storage variants. The R11 is also expected to run on a Snapdragon 660 processor, with 4 GB and 6 GB RAM versions. All the variants are expected to run on Android 7.1.1 with Oppo's latest Color OS.

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First Published:Apr 25, 2017, 11:05:59 IST
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