In the last few hours Oppo has renewed its low-end offer with the new one Oppo A77 4Ga smartphone that renounces the latest generation connectivity, present on the A77 5G variant presented in June, to position itself on an even more accessible price range.
The lack of 5G is not the only noteworthy difference, since the new model introduces a decidedly less powerful SoC than the Dimensity 810 present on the twinsince we go to a Helio G35also from MediaTek, accompanied by 4 GB of RAM. You also switch back on the display front, as the 90 Hz panel gives way to one unit 6.65 “IPS with resolution HD + and update frequency a 60 Hz equipped with a teardrop notch in which a front camera is set 8 MegaPixel.
If until now the technical data sheet has not aroused particular interest, the most important element of the Oppo A77 4G offer is to be found in the photographic sector, where we find a 50 MegaPixel main camera, able to raise the fortunes of the device a little. Too bad that this is accompanied exclusively by a 2 MP sensor dedicated to depth recognition, so we do not find ultra wide or zoom whatsoever.
The data sheet is completed with a 5,000 mAh – probably able to guarantee excellent autonomy, given SoC and panel definition – with support for fast charging a 33 W, slot microSD for the expansion of 64 GB of internal memory IP54 certification against dust and water, operating system based on Android 12 and ColorOS 12.1 interface
Oppo A77 4G is available in India in the two color variants Sunset Orange and Sky Blue at the price of 15,499 Indian rupees (approximately 192 euros at the current exchange rate) and for the moment there are no indications regarding its distribution on international markets.
