The absolute entry-level model within the entry-level A-series from Oppo is close to get a refresh. Last year saw the A15 and A15s launch, but soon the Oppo A16 are going to be out and about.
So far, the upcoming phone has received a bunch of certifications here and there, which have revealed the very fact that it sports a 5,000 mAh battery, a 10W charger within the box, which it’ll run ColorOS 11.1 supported Android 11 from the get-go.
The A16 was certified by the FCC (which is that the source of the sketch above), also as relevant authorities in Singapore, China, and India. The BIS listing in India suggests the Oppo A16 are going to be sold therein country when it launches. The Oppo A15 is currently available for around INR 10,000, so we should always probably expect an identical price point for its successor.
The Oppo A15 and A15s share an equivalent MediaTek Helio P35 chipset, paired with 2/3/4GB of RAM and 32/64/128GB of storage, and that they both have an equivalent triple rear camera setup with a 13 MP main sensor and a few of two MP fillers. The battery capacity of the A16 are going to be a solid improvement over the 4,230 mAh cells of its predecessors, let’s wait and see if other parts are getting to be similarly enhanced.