New details reveal what we can expect from Oppo’s next camera centric Oppo N3 smartphone device.
Weibo posts from Oppo have suggested that the next generation camera phone from the company could use an aircraft grade alloy body to keep the frame narrow, protect and also reduce the weight of the device.
The N3 will be the 3rd ’N’ series phone, behind the original Oppo N1 and N1 Mini, and is thought to retain the rotating camera feature of the older models but in a more compact structure.
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We loved the Oppo N1 when we reviewed it earlier this year, but ultimately we gave it up due to the sheer size of the phone. Hopefully the new model will also get an upgrade to LTE and retain the Oppo Find 7’s fast charging feature.
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Oppo is horrible with updates best if you’re buying this to expect a final stable version in a few months to luckily even a year. The find 7 Gets screwed over a lot by lack of responsive interaction with customers who have problems although they do try sometimes but it’s not always.
the vooc (fast charge) is a feature all new phones should have, if it wasnt for oppo’s high pricing the find 7 would be a valid option, now it isnt…,also it has not unified space and that hurts the apps.
Actually, I think it’s the software that does them in. They’re outclassed by LG with the G3, and they put the final nail in their own coffin with the stubborn adherence to their own Color OS.
The smart money is betting on moving away from OEM customizations and sticking closer to stock Google. With Android “L” it’s going even more this direction.