OPPO debuts the MediaTek Dimensity 900 in the new Reno6
OPPO has just announced the latest generation of its upper-mid-tier Reno smartphones. The 6, 6 Pro and 6 Pro+ effectively correspond well to the corresponding variants of the 5 series; then again, they have slightly redesigned rear camera-humps and new colors, not to mention a new SoC per SKU.
Accordingly, the Reno6 Pro still has a 6.55-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and HDR10+ support. It also remains on 64+8+2+2MP rear cameras and ColorOS 11.1 based on Android 11. However, its platform is now MediaTek's latest Dimensity 1200, rather than last year's 1000+.
Similarly, the top-end Reno5 Pro+ launched with the Snapdragon 865 SoC and a new 50MP main camera. The 6 Pro+ retains the latter, although its processor is the 870, an effective re-hash of the aforementioned 2020 flagship silicon.
The Dimensity 900-powered Reno6, by contrast, actually gets a new chassis, whereas the 6 Pro and 6 Pro+ have the same tapered edges from their previous iterations. Its display has a 2.5D curve, however, and is a 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED panel that, again, has a 90Hz refresh rate. It has triple 64+8+2MP rear cameras, whereas the Reno5 had quad rear shooters; then again, few customers might be inclined to miss the extra 2MP depth-sensor.
Each variant of the Reno6 series has either 8GB of RAM/128GB internal storage or 12/256GB options. Accordingly, the vanilla 6 has 2799 (~US$438) and 3199 yuan (~$501) price-tags, whereas the 6 Pro costs either 3499 (~$548) or 3799 yuan (~$595).
The 6 Pro+, on the other hand, goes for either 3999 (~$626)or 4499 yuan (~$705). The new series flagship and its Pro counterpart will be available to order from June 5, 2021, whereas the newly flat-edged 6 will be released on June 11, 2021.
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