OPPO launches Reno14 series in the UAE packed with new AI features and Google Gemini partnership
All Reno14 Series devices run on the ultra-smooth, AI-driven ColorOS 15, based on Android 15. ColorOS 15 ensures long-term smoothness with the Trinity Engine and Luminous Rendering Engine, backed by 5x ColorOS upgrades and six years of security updates.A cornerstone of the Reno14 Series' intelligence is its deep integration with Google Gemini, marking Reno's first truly system-level AI experience. The series comes with the Google Gemini app pre-installed, allowing users to interact via text, voice, photos, and camera for writing, planning, and learning. Gemini will soon connect to OPPO apps like Calendar, Notes, and Alarm, enabling seamless workflows. Gemini Live offers real-time responses for complex topics, and Private Cloud Compute, developed with Google Cloud, ensures data privacy while enjoying powerful AI features.Pricing and AvailabilityThe OPPO Reno14 Series is now available for pre-order in the UAE, starting today, July 31, 2025. Pricing and bundled offers are as follows:Reno14 F: AED 1,499, includes complimentary OPPO Enco Buds 3 Pro and a 12-month screen and waterproof protection plan (valued at AED 899).Reno14 5G: AED 1,999, includes complimentary OPPO Enco Air4 earbuds, and a 12-month liquid and screen protection warranty (valued at AED 999).Reno14 Pro 5G: AED 2,599, includes complimentary OPPO Enco Air4 earbuds, and a 12-month liquid and screen protection warranty.OPPO's Cross-Country Warranty Service continues to provide peace of mind, as devices purchased in the GCC are eligible for service, repairs, and upgrades at authorized OPPO locations across the region.To celebrate the launch, OPPO is offering an exclusive trade-in promotion from August 1st to 17th, 2025. Customers trading in their old smartphones will receive an additional AED 200 on top of the assessed trade-in value when purchasing any device from the Reno14 Series.As part of the launch bundle, customers will also receive complimentary OPPO audio accessories:Reno14 Pro 5G and Reno14 5G buyers will receive the OPPO Enco Air4 earbuds (valued at AED 249).Reno14 F 5G buyers will receive the OPPO Enco Buds3 Pro (valued at AED 199).
Offer is available for a limited time, exclusively at participating retailers across the UAE, including Sharaf DG, Emax, and Jumbo Electronics.
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