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Oppo A92 and Oppo A52 Surface on the Google Play Console Listings; Will Rock FHD+ screens and Snapdragon 665 SoC

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Oppo A92 and Oppo A52 Surface on the Google Play Console Listings; Will Rock FHD+ screens and Snapdragon 665 SoC

The ‘Find’ series isn’t wrapped up yet since the Find X2 Lite is on its way. But the next generation of Oppo’s ‘A’ series -- which includes, Oppo A52 and A92-- is already in the works. The entry-level duo is expected at some affordable Oppo prices and has now been spotted on Google Play Console listings, detailing its specifications.


The Oppo A92 bears the model number OP4C72L1, and the A52 carries the number OP4C77L1. The listing doesn’t showcase any renders, so the design details are thin on the ground. Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 665 chipsets power the two models, featuring Adreno 610 GPUs. The CPU has eight cores, four of which are clocked at 2.16 GHz, and the other four operate at 1.8GHz.


The A92 combines this platform with 8GB of RAM, while the Oppo A52 goes up to 8GB of memory. They share an FHD+ screen, a 20:9 aspect ratio, and a screen density of 480PPI. And their hardware runs on an Android-10-based ColorOS 7.


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The A92 has already been signed off by authorities in Singapore and Indonesia, so based on an educated guess, the phones might be headed to those markets first. It’s too early to tell if the A92 will be launched in Pakistan, since the Oppo A91 that preceded it has yet to arrive here. That covers all the details the listing reveals. We’ll keep you posted as more information becomes available.

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