Oppo Ace2 is here with Snapdragon 865, quad cameras and 40W wireless charging

13 April 2020
This is also the first Oppo phone to support wireless charging.

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  • Anonymous
  • U2T
  • 13 Apr 2020

chinee copying nokia circular camera design

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    • Anonymous
    • Lj%
    • 13 Apr 2020

    DavidRegalJnr, 13 Apr 2020All this Chinese brands just like making up numbers.. anyth... moreTwo batteries at 32.5W, not one at 65W.
    Just marketing thing.

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      • Anonymous
      • nI8
      • 13 Apr 2020

      Top specs then 2MP macro and depths cams !
      These are worthless.

        All this Chinese brands just like making up numbers.. anything above 50w wired charging are just 50w but they decide to put up 65...and the numbers of the wireless charging are actually no faster than half the speeds of them...shit marketing

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          • Anonymous
          • NjY
          • 13 Apr 2020

          jakov1, 13 Apr 2020If cameras are similar (one YT reviewer said so), then Ace2... moreMi 10 has the same price as reno ace 2.

            If cameras are similar (one YT reviewer said so), then Ace2 might be better bang for buck than K30 Pro. $80 difference between 8/128 variants, but 90Hz and two-way wireless charging. 6/128 K30 Pro is still the best because LPDDR5 and UFS 3.1 offer very little performance increase with todays's CPUs and cost way too much.

            But maybe the panel is the the same shitty BOE one that the X50 Pro got...

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              • Anonymous
              • Lj%
              • 13 Apr 2020

              See people. Compared to Find X2 Pro , many stuff is cut to reach this price.

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                • Anonymous
                • Lj%
                • 13 Apr 2020

                I just want one phone that this whole circle on rear is entirely one camera only.
                With 28mm and 20MP.

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                  • Anonymous
                  • D0h
                  • 13 Apr 2020

                  Flag ship phone prices have nearly double since 2016