Oppo A5 5G price in India leaks
The Oppo A5 5G was made official last month for some markets, along with the A5 4G and A5x 4G. The A5 5G is now rumored to be heading to India, where it should land "very soon". The shot you can see below is purportedly showing the Indian model's About screen.
When it does arrive, it will be offered in two RAM/storage combos. The base model will come with 6/128GB and will allegedly cost INR 15,499 (approximately $179). There will also be an 8/256GB model, but its pricing hasn't been leaked.
The Oppo A5 5G has a 6.67-inch 720x1604 LCD screen with 120 Hz refresh rate and 1,000-nit peak brightness, and it's powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 SoC.
It comes with a 50 MP main camera and a 2 MP decorative sensor next to it, as well as an 8 MP selfie snapper. Keeping the lights on is a 6,000 mAh battery with support for 45W wired charging. It's IP65 certified for dust and splash resistance, and MIL-STD-810H compliant too.
Source
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
GSM Arena
3 hours ago
- GSM Arena
OnePlus Pad Lite's specs and images surface
OnePlus recently launched the OnePlus Pad 3 with the Snapdragon 8 Elite at the helm, and a new rumor claims the next tablet by this Chinese brand will be called the OnePlus Pad Lite. The source claims that the OnePlus Pad Lite will be powered by the Helio G100 SoC and boot Android 15 with OxygenOS 15.0.1 on top. The budget tablet will pack an 11" 90Hz FullHD+ LCD and have a 9,340 mAh battery under the hood; however, its charging speed is unknown. OnePlus Pad Lite The OnePlus Pad Lite will have 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage onboard, but there could be memory configurations that are yet to be confirmed. The tablet will feature two 5MP cameras - one each on the front and rear - and will have cellular and Wi-Fi versions. According to the source, the OnePlus Pad Lite will weigh 539 g and measure 254.9 x 166.5 x 7.4 mm. The tablet will be available in an Aero Blue color, and OnePlus is expected to sell a matching folio cover separately, which will double up as a kickstand for the Pad Lite. OnePlus Pad Lite's folio cover There's no word from OnePlus yet about the OnePlus Pad Lite, but if you are looking for a tablet powered by a flagship chip, you can check our OnePlus Pad 3 hands-on here. Source
Phone Arena
4 hours ago
- Phone Arena
FCC Chairman Carr uses his bully pulpit to threaten EchoStar and Boost Mobile
Current FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has been threatening to take away spectrum licenses from EchoStar, the company that now owns Dish Network and Boost Mobile. To put this in perspective, you need to understand that when T-Mobile proposed to buy Sprint, it would have left the U.S. with only three major carriers. The FCC wanted to leave four facilities-based carriers competing in the country. A deal was worked out and Dish Network agreed to buy Sprint's Boost Mobile and build a standalone 5G network. Every couple of years, the FCC requires Dish to cover a certain percentage of the country with 5G signals and Dish has passed each test so far. However, as we get to the last two tests scheduled for 2026 and 2028, the areas that need to be covered are harder to reach and will be more expensive to cover. EchoStar bought Dish on the last day of 2023 but its coffers aren't exactly overflowing with cash at the moment. Current FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's threats against EchoStar are beginning to feel personal. | Image credit-X Even though EchoStar has until 2028 under renegotiated terms to meet the final coverage test, the FCC's Carr has really been handing out some threats from his bully pulpit. In a letter dated May 9th written to EchoStar Chairman Charlie Ergen, Carr threatened to revert back to the original deadlines that the FCC agreed to with Dish. If the FCC were to do that, the final goal would have to be met today, June 14th, which of course EchoStar can't do. In case you're curious, those targets, now scheduled for 2028, would require EchoStar to cover at least 70% of the population within each of its licensed geographic areas for its AWS-4 and 700 MHz licenses, and at least 75% of the population within each of its licensed geographic areas for its H Block and 600 MHz licenses. Carr's letter also pointed out that the reason for the buildout goals was to prevent spectrum warehousing. As you might have gathered by the name, this is when a company builds up a hoard of spectrum that it doesn't plan on using with the goal of selling it to a wireless firm for a profit down the road. EchoStar's Ergen always claimed to have the desire to run a wireless firm when he was Chairman of Dish Network (Dish did float a losing $25.5 billion bid for Sprint in 2013). While T-Mobile spent nearly $8 billion during FCC auction 1001 in 2017 to pick up 1,525 600MHz low-band licenses (which was used to build the carrier's nationwide 5G network), and earned the majority of the news coverage, under the radar Dish was the second biggest spender. Even though it didn't own any wireless businesses at the time, Ergen's company spent $6.2 billion for 482 licenses. This battle between the FCC and EchoStar is beginning to feel personal. In his letter, FCC Chairman Carr left a less than subtle hint that the regulatory agency isn't satisfied with the past buildout goals that were met by EchoStar. In fact, in plain English Carr wrote, "I have asked FCC staff to investigate EchoStar's compliance with its buildout milestones." Carr also writes that he has asked FCC staff to seek public comment about "reconsideration of the 2024 bureau-level extension of the 2019 Commission-level buildout." If this sounds like politics are involved, you might be right. SpaceX has been trying to get the U.S. to force EchoStar to takeaway EchoStar's 2GHz spectrum holdings claiming that EchoStar "barely" uses it. SpaceX has over 25,500MHz of spectrum it can use but it just so happens that EchoStar's airwaves are superior when it comes to providing satellite services to cell phones, a business that SpaceX has high hopes for. SpaceX is, of course, primarily owned by its founder, Elon Musk. Despite the recent breakup with President Donald Trump, a reconciliation seems likely so you can never rule out the possibility that Carr's animosity toward EchoStar is politically motivated as he is a Republican. EchoStar has yet to have the customer success it would like to have even though it has built a standalone 5G network that should soon cover 80% of the population. Last July, Boost Mobile and Boost Infinite combined and with more promotion, Boost Mobile's Infinite Access plan could be a winner. It offers subscribers an annual device upgrade along with the usual features you'd expect from a top-notch wireless plan for $65 per month for a single line. Switch to Total 5G+ Unlimited 3-Month plan or Total 5G Unlimited and get a free iPhone. We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Buy at Total Wireless
GSM Arena
5 hours ago
- GSM Arena
Poco F7's battery size and charging speed revealed by Flipkart
Poco is expected to unveil the Poco F7 this month, and while its launch date is yet to be confirmed by the brand, Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has revealed some details about the Poco F7's battery. The promo page set up by Flipkart on its website reveals that the Poco F7 will pack a 7,550 mAh battery, making it the smartphone with the largest battery in India, unless another brand launches a phone with a bigger battery before the Poco F7 arrives. Currently, the iQOO Z10 and vivo T4 are smartphones with the largest batteries in India, packing 7,300 mAh cells. Flipkart reveals that the Poco F7's 7,550 mAh Si/C battery can offer 2.18 days of endurance with moderate usage on a single full charge. It will have 90W wired and 22.5W reverse wired charging support, allowing the phone to be used as a power bank to charge other devices. Poco F7's battery size and charging speed revealed Flipkart didn't reveal anything else about the F7, but thanks to Geekbench, we know the smartphone will be powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC. The unit that ran Geekbench had 12GB of RAM onboard, but there will likely be more options available. Poco F7 leaked renders Rumors claim the Poco F7 will be a rebranded Redmi Turbo 4 Pro, which comes with the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 chip and a 7,550 mAh battery under the hood. If the rumors are true, then the rest of the Poco F7's specs sheet will include a 6.83" 120Hz 1,280p AMOLED screen, up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage, and an IP68 rating. The smartphone will feature three cameras - a 50MP primary, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 20MP selfie. vivo iQOO Z10 vivo T4 5G
