Oppo Reno 13 series channels iPhone vibes in new leaked images

Despite already teasing the launch, Oppo has remained tight-lipped about the phones' designs. Until recently, the only hints came from a side-by-side comparison with an iPhone, showing just a few design elements (check the cover image of this article for reference). However, new leaks have surfaced, including a real-life image, offering a clearer view of what to expect.

Tipster Anvin shared more images on X, and they made it clear just how closely the Oppo Reno 13 resembles the latest iPhone 16.

That's not all, though. Another report has surfaced with a live image, supposedly showcasing the upcoming Reno 13 and Reno 13 Pro, giving us a full look at the phone's rear design.



From all the images, it's clear that the Reno 13 series takes a fresh design direction compared to the Reno 12. And personally, I'm all for this new look – it feels more modern and aligns with today's trends. Plus, honestly, I was never a big fan of the curved edges and displays anyway, so this change is a welcome one for me.

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Details on the standard Reno 13 are still scarce but leaks about the Reno 13 Pro have revealed quite a bit. It's rumored to feature a 6.78-inch quad-curved OLED display with a resolution of 2780 x 1264 pixels.

The camera setup is expected to include a 50 MP periscope telephoto lens offering 3x optical zoom, which is a small improvement over the Reno 12 Pro, which has 2x optical zoom.

On the battery front, the Reno 13 Pro could pack a 5,900 mAh battery with support for 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. It's also likely to debut MediaTek's Dimensity 8350 chipset, potentially making it the first phone to launch with this processor.

It's rumored to come with up to 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of internal storage, with smaller configurations available as well. Oh, and AI will once again play a big role, with multiple AI features expected on board.

As noted earlier, Oppo is expected to launch the Reno 13 and Reno 13 Pro in China on November 25. A recent report suggests that the mid-range lineup will stay exclusive to the Chinese market for now, with a global release planned for January next year.