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Oppo K10 launched in India with SD680 and 33W charging

As expected, Oppo just announced its Oppo K10 in India today. The phone brings Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 chipset, a 50MP main cam and a 5,000 mAh battery with 33W charging.

Oppo K10 in Black Carbon and Blue Flame

Oppo K10 in Black Carbon and Blue Flame

Oppo K10 gets a 6.59-inch LCD with FHD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. There’s a single punch hole cutout in the top-left corner housing the 16MP selfie cam. The back features a rectangular camera island housing a 50MP main cam next to two 2MP modules for macro photography and depth data.

Oppo K10 key specs

Oppo K10 key specs

The phone comes with 6 or 8 GB RAM and 128GB internal storage which is also expandable. The software front is covered by ColorOS 11.1 based on Android 11. You also get a side-mounted fingerprint scanner and a headphone jack.

Oppo K10 launched in India with SD 680 and 33W charging

Oppo K10 comes in Black Carbon and Blue Flame colors and starts at INR 14,990 ($197) for the base 6/128GB trim. The 8/128GB model goes for 16,990 ($223). Open sales start on March 29 via Oppo India’s online store and partnering online and offline retailers.

In addition to the K10 smartphone, Oppo also launched its Enco Air 2 wireless earphones. These bring 13.4mm dynamic drivers, Blutooth 5.2 connectivuty and 24-hour rated battery life with the case.

Oppo Enco Air2

Oppo Enco Air2

Oppo Enco Air2 are priced at INR 2,499 ($33) and will go on sale from March 29 alongside the Oppo K10.


Author: Michail
Source: GSMArena

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