Days after Reno13 and Reno13 Pro were launched in India, Oppo is introducing two new models in the range – one 5G phone, one 4G, both marked with the letter F. They are almost identical devices except for the different chipsets inside them.
Oppo Reno13 F • Oppo Reno13 F 5G
Oppo Reno13 F 5G is powered by Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 chipset, while its 4G sibling uses Helio G100. Both are paired with LPDDR4X RAM (2,133MHz), 8/12GB in case of 5G phones, just 8GB for 4G phones. There’s a more obvious difference in storage, with the 5G using the faster UFS 3.1 (128/256/512GB), while its sibling gets the older UFS 2.2 (256/512GB). In both cases, there’s a microSD slot if you need more space.
Oppo Reno13 F and Reno13 F 5G chipsets
The display is the same, a 6.67” OLED panel with 1080p+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. They have 100% coverage of the sRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces and can reach 1,200 nits in high brightness mode. Both are protected by Dragontrail Star 2 glass.
As for protection, the Reno13 F Duo is rated IP6X (dust-tight) and IPX6, IPX8 and IPX9 – the latter two meaning it can survive up to half an hour under 2m of water and hot water jets at 80°C. Additionally, the interior is designed to absorb the impact when the phone is dropped.
The phone is equipped with a triple camera at the back. These include a 50MP main (f/1.8 lens with OIS), an 8MP ultra-wide (112°) and a 2MP macro cam. On the front is a 32MP selfie camera (f/2.4, 82°). The more powerful chipset of the 5G model enables 4K @ 30fps recording with the rear camera, while the 4G Oppo Reno13 F only does 1080p.
Both phones run on a large 5,800mAh battery, which will last more than 14 hours of light gaming and will retain 80% of their capacity (at least) after 4 years. They support 45W SuperVOOC Flash Charge, which charges them from 1% to 44% in 30 minutes.
The F phone will be available in Plume Purple, Graphite Grey, Skyline Blue and Luminous Blue colors.
The Oppo Reno13 F and Reno13 F 5G will launch first in the Asia-Pacific region, with exact dates and pricing to be announced soon. This will be followed by a wider rollout (again, details TBA).
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