Oppo A38 to Launch in Pakistan Soon; Offers Meager Price, 90Hz Display & 33W Charging

Prepare for the arrival of the Oppo A38 in Pakistan. The company plans to unveil this device locally soon, and it proposes high-end features for a meager price point. It recently appeared on the brand’s official Facebook page, showcasing the price, feature highlights, and a coming soon tag.

The Oppo A38 embodies a 6.56-inch display with HD+ resolution, complemented by a smooth 90Hz refresh rate and a responsive 90Hz touch sampling rate. The front camera, housed in a subtle waterdrop notch, sports a 5MP sensor for selfies and video calls.
Turning the device around reveals a dual-camera setup on the rear, stealing the spotlight with its 50MP primary camera featuring f/1.8 aperture and autofocus alongside a 2MP depth sensor. Both shooters reside within individual rings on a distinctive pill-shaped platform.

Under the hood, users will find a high-performing Mediatek Helio G85 chip, wired with 6GB of RAM and a generous 128GB of storage. Gamers will appreciate the MALI G52-MC2 integrated GPU inside the latest Oppo budget mobile, delivering a smooth performance in most available games.

Ensuring longevity and uninterrupted usage, the Oppo A38 bears a 5,000mAh battery supporting 33W SuperVOOC charging and a secondary PD (9V/1.5A) input. Oppo promises 2.5 years of software updates, enhancing the device's lifespan and user experience.
Additional features include dual-SIM support, a 3.5mm audio jack, Bluetooth 5.3 technology, and compatibility with all primary GNSS standards. The Oppo A38 will be available in two elegant finishes – Black and Gold. With a price tag of Rs 39,999/-, the newcomer presents an intriguing choice for buyers in Pakistan.
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