Oppo Reno 15 Series Launch Date Announced
Oppo’s back with its new Reno 15 series, and the buzz is already wild. The company dropped the news on Monday that the Reno 15 lineup is launching in China on November 17 at 7 PM local time (4:30 PM IST). Yep, mark your calendars because Oppo’s coming in hot just before the big Double Eleven shopping festival, perfect timing to tempt those wallets. On X, @ZionsAnvin shared that the Oppo Reno 15 launches in China on November 17, with several variants and colors like Starlight Bow, Aurora Blue, and Canele Brown.
Now, if you’ve been following the Reno series, you know these phones tend to blend sleek design with some seriously solid camera chops. This time, Oppo’s shaking things up a bit. The lineup’s expected to feature not just the standard Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro, but also a brand-new Reno 15 Mini variant that’s a first for the series.
And get this both the Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro are already up for pre-order on Oppo’s official e-shop in China. Yep, ahead of launch. That means we’ve already got a pretty juicy peek at what’s coming.
Design & Color Vibes
Let’s talk looks, because Oppo’s always had that flair for design. The Reno 15 will show up in Starlight Bow, Aurora Blue, and Canele Brown. Meanwhile, the Pro model shares the Starlight Bow and Canele Brown shades, but swaps Blue for a shiny Honey Gold. If you’ve seen the early teasers floating around, that gold finish definitely screams “premium.”
Debayan Roy (better known as @Gadgetsdata on X) even dropped some design insights: Blues for the regular Reno 15, Gold’s for the Pro, and both get White and Brown options too. It’s like Oppo couldn’t pick just one vibe, so they gave us all of them. No complaints here.
Under the Hood
Now, the specs or at least what we know so far. The Reno 15 series seems to be bringing some serious power. We’re talking about the D8450 chipset, which should make for snappy performance, plus a massive 6,000mAh battery paired with 80W fast charging. Translation: all-day use and barely any downtime.
Camera-wise, Oppo’s flexing hard. You’ll get a 50MP telephoto, an ultrawide, and either another 50MP or a whopping 200MP main sensor (depending on the model). That’s flagship-level photography territory. Imagine what the portraits and night shots will look like.
And for the display junkies Oppo’s giving us flat OLED screens in roughly 6.3", 6.5", and 6.7" sizes, all with 1.5K resolution and 120Hz refresh rates. Smooth scrolling, punchy colors, and less accidental touches (thank you, flat panels).
Disclaimer
The details shared in this article are based on official announcements, early listings, and credible online sources available at the time of writing. Specifications, features, and launch dates may vary by region or change before official release. Readers are advised to check Oppo’s website for final confirmation.
