CHINESE smartphone maker Oppo Mobile Technology Inc. is doing away with the selfie-phone proposition and is positioning itself as the brand of choice that addresses the demands of consumers in terms of innovations.
Oppo Philippines Public Relations Manager Eason de Guzman said his group is addressing the top 3 demands of consumers for smartphones with the launch of its latest mobile device.
Wednesday saw Oppo launching F9, which packs 6GB of RAM, 3,500 mAh of battery and dual rear cameras.
De Guzman said his group expects to match the preorder sales of F9’s predecessor, the F7, which netted some 25,000 preorder sales during its launch in April.
“I think we can achieve that, depending on the market. But we are seeing people clamoring for smartphones that can do everything and adapt to their lifestyle,” he said.
F9 features the Vooc Flash Charge Technology that lets the users power up the phone in just five minutes, giving them two hours worth of talk time.
The phone also features a waterdrop screen, a variation of the popular notch, gradient-color designs, and AI-enhanced dual rear cameras.
Oppo F9 will be initially available in Sunrise Red and Twilight Blue colors for P17,990.
With John Paul Dizon