Today is buzzing with excitement in both the automotive and smartphone industries. Ideal, in the automotive realm, has announced price cuts, offering refunds to existing car owners. In the smartphone arena, the Huawei Pura 70 and Huawei Pura 70 Pro+ have been officially launched. Additionally, OPPO K12 has made its official announcement.
According to official information, the OPPO K12 is set to be officially launched on April 24th, boasting "popularizing 100-watt flash charging and long battery life for 500 million users." From the official poster, the appearance design of the OPPO K12 is basically the same as that of the OnePlus Ace 3V, indicating that it is highly likely to be the domestic version of the OnePlus Nord CE 4.
Information indicates that the OnePlus Nord CE 4 is based on the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7Gen 3 processor, coupled with LPDDR4X+UFS3.1 combination. It features a 6.7-inch OLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate (using LTPS technology, not LTPO technology), with a resolution of 2412*1080, and supports 2160Hz high-frequency PWM dimming. The screen is in a straight form and supports under-screen fingerprint unlocking.
Additionally, its main camera is the LYT-600 main camera with a resolution of 50 million pixels. The ultra-wide-angle camera features a Sony IMX355 sensor with 8 million pixels. The front camera boasts 16 million pixels, and the built-in battery reaches 5500 milliampere-hours, supporting 100W wired fast charging. With these specs, it's clear why the official description refers to it as having a "popular 100W large battery with long battery life"! A 5500mAh battery is indeed considered top-tier in its class, and 100W fast charging is also rare at this level. Of course, the actual performance will only be known after the device is officially released, but based on feedback from overseas users and the overall reputation of the domestic OnePlus Ace 3V, it should be quite reliable.
However, this time OPPO is moving quite swiftly. They officially announced today that the release will be the day after tomorrow, with only a two-day gap in between. Is this the fastest turnaround from teaser to launch in OPPO's history? Do any of you remember? Nevertheless, OPPO really needs to step up now. From weekly sales to quarterly sales, they seem to be lagging behind vivo. As siblings in the same family, isn't that a bit embarrassing? However, OPPO's performance overseas this year is still quite good.
