OPPO F25 Pro Officially Teased in a Foreign Listing with Core Specifications & Launch Date

OPPO has officially disclosed key specifications for its much-anticipated Oppo F25 Pro, building anticipation for the newcomer's launch on February 29. Set to succeed the OPPO F21 Pro (2022), the F25 Pro aims to leave a mark in the sub-300$ price segment.

One of the standout features of the OPPO F25 Pro is its claim to be the slimmest 5G smartphone, boasting a sleek 7.54mm flat frame. The device holds an IP65 dust and water-resistant rating, ensuring durability. It will be available in Lava Red and Light Blue colors.
With the Lave Red design, OPPO showcases a Glow finish, transitioning from burgundy to deep sunset hues. The back panel houses a rectangular island accommodating three camera sensors, and the front secures a single punch-hole slot.

The new Oppo 5G mobile embodies a 6.7-inch AMOLED display featuring a 120Hz refresh rate, a promising combo for a vivid and responsive user experience. With a 93.4 percent screen-to-body ratio and a centrally-aligned punch-hole cutout, the device combines aesthetics with functionality.

In the camera department, the OPPO F25 Pro offers a 64MP OV64B 1/2 sensor, an 8MP ultra-wide lens, and a 2MP macro unit. For selfies, users can rely on the 32MP front-facing camera. An exciting revelation is the support for 4K video recording on both the front and rear cameras, a first in this segment.
Charging convenience is another highlight, with the Oppo F25 Pro supporting 67W fast charging. Oppo seems determined to make it a solid mid-range option for consumers. While the exact pricing remains undisclosed, expectations point towards a figure close to $300 (~PKR 83,000).
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