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OPPO A57 Might Come to Pakistan Soon with 5,000 mAh Battery and 33W Fast Charging

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OPPO A57 Might Come to Pakistan Soon with 5,000 mAh Battery and 33W Fast Charging

After the OPPO A57 launch in Thailand, the Chinese manufacturer is all set to unveil the new OPPO A54 successor. According to the latest reports surfacing the internet, the A57 4G will land in India first, following this, the handset should reach the neighboring markets, including Pakistan.


When it comes to design, the OPPO A57 4G looks a lot like its bigger sibling, the A57 5G. The screen of the phone is a 6.56-inch IPS LCD that has HD+ resolution and carries a teardrop notch for the 8 MP Front snapper. Since A57 belongs to the ‘budget offering’ stream, our expectations regarding its features are at the lower end of the bar.


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OPPO Phones Price in Pakistan 2022


Under the hood, the A57 has a MediaTek Helio G35 processor, and it works together with 3GB of RAM and 64GB of built-in storage. If required, the users can add another 4 GB of virtual RAM, the storage can also be expanded with a MicroSD card.


In the set of rear cameras, we have the 13MP main shooter and a 2MP depth sensor. OPPO A57 has a 3.5mm audio jack for headphones, a fingerprint reader on the side, Bluetooth 5.0, IP54 certification, dual stereo speakers, and support for dual-band WiFi.


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Oppo A57 Price in Pakistan & Specs


Finally, the battery is 5,000 mAh and has a fast-charging of up to 33W, while the operating system is Android 12 with ColorOS 12.1 on top. The A57 4G is expected to be 7.99mm thick and would weigh 187 grams. As Oppo phone prices are mostly pocket-friendly, WhatMobile expects the handset to cost anywhere around PKR. 34,999.

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