Oppo launched the Reno14 and Reno14 Pro in China last month, and is bringing them to international markets soon – rumor has it the introduction will take place in July. But it now looks like they won’t be the only members of the family outside of China.
Instead, they will be joined by the Reno14 F, which will unsurprisingly act as the successor to the Reno13 F launched in January. The Reno14 F has already received a bunch of certifications worldwide (in Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, and Europe), indicating a wide release.
The phone has the model number CPH2743 and boasts a 6.7-inch screen, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of built-in storage, and support for 45W wired charging. These are all the specs that have been outed through these certifications, and unfortunately they don’t tell us much – the Reno13 F also has support for 45W charging, and a 6.67-inch screen, so while its successor has an ever so slightly larger panel, the difference is so small as to be unnoticeable in real life.
The F model is the most affordable in the line, and so the Reno14 F should have a lot of downgrades compared to the Reno14. Hopefully more details about it will be outed soon.