Here’s what to expect from Oppo A16

Oppo will soon launch a new smartphone under its A-series. Dubbed as Oppo A16, the smartphone has bagged certifications from multiple platforms, such as ECC, IMDA, TKDN, and BIS. The certifications indicate the imminent launch of the phone in markets, including India. The smartphone has now bagged the US FCC certification.

The latest certification also gives a closer look at the design. The schematic listed on the FCC site reveals the phone has a vertical rectangular camera module on the back. The phone has rounded corners. Apart from the design, the listing gives away some of the key specs of the phone.

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According to the listing, the phone will come with a 5,000mAh battery but with mere 10W charging support. On the software front, it will have Android 11-based ColorOS 11.1. Other features listed on the FCC site are Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, and Bluetooth. Oppo A16 appears to be a budget smartphone, though there’s no word on the price yet.

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The new phone will follow the launch of the Reno 6, Reno 6 Pro, and Reno 6 Pro+ handsets. The latest Oppo phones come with 90Hz displays, 64-megapixel triple cameras, up to 12GB of RAM and 65W fast charging support.

The smartphones are currently available in China for a starting price of ₹31,800 approximately. Oppo hasn’t revealed when it will launch the Reno 6 series in other markets, but it’s said to come in India this July.