Another affordable smartphone launch in Australia, a metallic phone with high end camera
feature the - Oppo F1 announce with price tag of $199.
China phone maker said it was ongoing its quick expansion in Australia by making its hottest F1 handset available in silver via Optus and its retail for $199. That is $100 less than if you by the F1 via other store even though with Optus you are connected to a prepaid deal.
F1 is the first handset to be presented from the F-series, the newly develop series of budget friendly handset that boost with high end camera and specs and a high quality metallic build.
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The F1 boost with octa-core processor, 5inch, 720 high definition display, 16GB built in storage that can be expand up to 128GB via microSD.
Furthermore, the F1 comes with 13MP on its main camera with face detection, phase autofocus, HDR shooting and geotagging, while the front camera has 8MP perfect for video calls and selfies.
Oppo Australia’s Michael Tran mentioned that the front facing camera permitted through 44% more light than f/2.4 lens and shots were 30% sharper than ones taken with common 5MP front cam.
Any thoughts about the new Oppo F1? Share it below the comment section.
China phone maker said it was ongoing its quick expansion in Australia by making its hottest F1 handset available in silver via Optus and its retail for $199. That is $100 less than if you by the F1 via other store even though with Optus you are connected to a prepaid deal.
F1 is the first handset to be presented from the F-series, the newly develop series of budget friendly handset that boost with high end camera and specs and a high quality metallic build.
ALSO CHECK: Why cellular country reviews?
The F1 boost with octa-core processor, 5inch, 720 high definition display, 16GB built in storage that can be expand up to 128GB via microSD.
Furthermore, the F1 comes with 13MP on its main camera with face detection, phase autofocus, HDR shooting and geotagging, while the front camera has 8MP perfect for video calls and selfies.
Oppo Australia’s Michael Tran mentioned that the front facing camera permitted through 44% more light than f/2.4 lens and shots were 30% sharper than ones taken with common 5MP front cam.
Any thoughts about the new Oppo F1? Share it below the comment section.
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