Oppo unveils its R6007, a Find 7 mini look alike

Few days back, Oppo announced its N1 mini that looks quite similar to the Oppo N1 but comes up in a bit squeezed up siza and has some less advanced features. Now the Chinese juggernaut has unveiled a mini variant of its recently launched Oppo Find 7 handset, which the company’s first handset to have a QHD display.

This new handset is called as Oppo R6007 and comes in a smaller package compared to the Oppo Find 7. Looking at its specs, the device hosts a 4.7 inch display with 1280×720 pixel resolution, a quad-core Snapdragon 400 clocked at 1.6GHz. At its back lies the 8MP camera with LED flsh while its front hosts a 2MP camera with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of expandable memory. Looking at its dimensions, the device measures 7.75mm in thickness and 128grams of weight. The device runs the Color OS based on the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean and has a 2140mAh of battery capacity.

Reports show that the Oppo R6007 will be available in China this week from June 3 and would be priced around $288 or 1,799 CNY. The Oppo R6007 will be available in two color variants of white and black. However, there is no clear view on whether the smartphone would be available to other markets of the globe apart from China.

Oppo unveils its R6007, a Find 7 mini look alike

Alleged Oppo N1 Mini spotted on FCC Website

Another one of Oppo’s phones, the Oppo N1 Mini variant seems to be on its way. A new handset listed on FCC’s website seems to be quite similar to the Oppo N1 but is a downsized version of it, with a smaller screen and lower specs. The said device is listed as Oppo N5116 on the FCC website. There were reports in March this year that Oppo was working on N1 Mini variant having a 5-inch display. Well, this may be it.

The Oppo N1 Mini has a smaller 5-inch LCD screen with 720 x 1280 pixels resolution as opposed to N1’s 5.9-inch display and 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution. The battery of the alleged N1 Mini variant is 2140mAh against the 3610mAh battery of the bigger N1. However, the camera remains the same at 13MP with swivel mechanism to rotate the camera by 180 degrees, enabling it to operate both as a back as well as a front camera. No information is available about its processor, RAM or other specs.

Of course, there is a possibility that Oppo will not name it as the Oppo N1 Mini but call it something else. The release date or price of this new device has also not been revealed.

You can have a look at some more N5116 photos below:

Alleged Oppo N1 Mini spotted on FCC Website