OPPO Reno Ace unveiled in China

OPPO has finally unveiled the newest member of the Reno series, the Reno Ace, in China.

OPPO designed the phone with gamers in mind. The device sports a 90Hz screen and a 135Hz touch sampling rate for smoother and more accurate navigation. It’s also built with 4D Vibration to provide more immersive haptic feedback. There’s also vapor cooling built inside, along with composite carbon fiber, to maximize the load. On the software side, they added more gaming-centric controls and settings to ensure better performance.

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The design takes cues from the earlier released OnePlus 7 Pro with a quad-camera setup taking center at the back. Flagship-level hardware is in the device including a Snapdragon 855+ chip, up to 12GB of RAM, and up to 256GB of UFS 3.0 internal storage. While it only bears a 4000mAh battery capacity, the company added in its 65W SuperVOOC. OPPO claims that the Reno Ace can charge from 0 to 100% in only 30 minutes.

Along with the launch, OPPO has also added in a Gundam 40th anniversary edition variant. That one features the device in Gundam RX-78-2 colors and adds in a special case with design lifted from the series. Only 30,000 units of this variant will be sold worldwide. A Unicorn Gundam edition C1 attachable gamepad is also highlighted as an extra accessory and will sell for 299 Yuan (~Php2,200).

The OPPO Reno Ace will be available in China starting November 11 with these prices:

• 8GB/128GB:  3,199 Yuan (~Php 23,200)
• 8GB/256GB: 3,399 Yuan (~Php 24,700)
• 8GB/256GB Gundam 40th Anniversary Limited Edition: 3,599 Yuan (~Php26,100)
• 12GB/256GB:  3,799 Yuan (~Php 27,600)

Pre-orders for these phones, on the other hand, have started in China today.

OPPO Reno Ace specs: