Oppo Reno 16 Pro Max

This will be the second Pro Max version to come out from the Reno lineup. They are moving from the older version to Oppo Reno 16 Pro Max, albeit without any major upgrades. The newcomer will stick to the same 6.78” OLED size with 1.5K resolution. There’s a possibility of a 120Hz refresh rate with variable LTPO tech. Even though it’s basically an upper midrange model, it’s almost edging the flagship class with the Dimensity 9400. This eight-core chip has a 3.6GHz boost clock and, of course, the G925 Immortalis iGPU. AnTuTu scores go all the way to 2.8 million with this kind of chip. This phone might appear before the stable Android 17. That means it will be stuck with Android 16 and Color OS 16, though this won’t be a problem because the Reno line gets a healthy amount of OS updates. A 200MP sensor is used on the main camera here. There are two other lenses: 50MP telephoto and 50MP ultrawide. The selfies are taken from a 50MP front sensor. There hasn’t been any leak on the Reno 16 Pro Max’s battery, but it might be better than or equal to the older version at 6500mAh. Of course, you’ll have all the other flagship essentials, like WiFi 6 or dual speakers. If they did use the rumored chipset, the Reno 16 Pro Max will probably stack against the Samsung Galaxy S26 FE in terms of performance. Of course, the cameras will be much superior on the Reno 16 Pro Max.