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OPPO Reno2 8GB ram 256GB up for Pre-order Online in India

OPPO Reno2 with 20x Hybrid Zoom is now available to pre-order in India online from Amazon. It is available in two colors - Ocean Blue and Luminous Black. It comes with 8GB of ram and 256GB of storage. MRP Price for Oppo Reno2 in India is Rs 36,990 ( check here for Pre-order offers ). Oppo has earlier launched Reno 2Z with a Mediatek processor at a price of Rs 29,999 with similar specs.
Oppo Reno2 vs Reno 2Z - Specs Differences and Comparison

The Reno 2 20x Hybrid Zoom variant is powered by Snapdragon 730G processor while Reno 2Z has a 2.2GHz Helio P90 octa core processor on board. One other main difference is in the cameras - less expensive Reno 2Z doesn't have a dedicated telephoto lens while Reno 2 20x Zoom comes with both an ultra wide angle lens as well as a telephoto lens. Both feature 48MP main cameras on the back. Other than these two main differences, both Reno 2 and Reno 2Z have similar specs.

Oppo Reno 2 Full Specs
  • 20x Hybrid Zoom
  • Quad Cameras at the Back - 48MP Main Camera + 8MP Ultra wide angle + 13MP telephoto lens + 2MP monochrome sensor
  • 16MP shark fin type pop-up front camera
  • 6.5 inch AMOLED screen with Full HD+ 2340 x 1080 pixels resolution (410 PPI)
  • Color OS 6.1 based on Android 9 Pie
  • 2.2GHz Qualcomm 730G octa core processor
  • Adreno 618 GPU
  • 4000mAh battery
  • In-display Fingerprint Scanner
  • 8GB ram
  • 256GB storage
  • Dual Sim support
  • Sdcard slot

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