This is the Oppo Reno 12 and it’s the slightly watered-down variant of the Reno 12 Pro we hosted last week.
Like that phone, it ships with nothing more than a USB cable in the box.
Upfront, the Reno 12 has the same 6.7-inch 1080p display with 120 Hz refresh rate, but while the Pro has a quad-curved Gorilla Glass Victus 2, the non-Pro has a double-curved Gorilla Glass 7i.
Another area where the Reno 12 differs from the Pro is the storage – 256 GB instead of 512 GB – and the cameras – you get a 2MP macro instead of the 50MP 47mm zoom, and the front camera has a 32MP sensor instead of a 50MP one.
On the upside, the front camera still has a 21mm wide-angle f/2.0 lens and autofocus.
Our Reno 12 unit is the Astro Silver model and it has the same flowy curtain design as the Pro model. It’s an eye-catching design that’s no surprise in Oppo’s design-centric Reno series.
That’s all the time we have for now – check in soon for more on the Reno 12.
