Oppo launches new phone with bigger storage and screen

Kathmandu, Feb. 17

Oppo has launched the latest Oppo A15s in Nepal.

Oppo A15s has a bigger storage capacity, along with a high capacity 4230mAh battery to suit user needs.

With a stylish look that’s thin, sleek and sits comfortably in hand, Oppo A15s boasts an immersive 6.52-inch screen that’s easy on the eye for a comfortable viewing experience. For photography buffs, Oppo A15s is packed with AI Triple Cameras which help to capture clear shots instantly without extra effort.

“We are excited to make Oppo A15s accessible to our consumers, as it’s well-suited for their entertainment and social networking needs,” said Bobby Zhao, Chief Executive Officer of Oppo Nepal.

It has fast read and write speed of 4GB RAM for smoother performance and storage capacity of 64GB which can be extended to 256GB. Equipped with an octacore chipset, the MediaTekHelio P35, Oppo A15s offers impressive performance with even lower power consumption.

The smartphone is also equipped with system-level optimisations including Memory Defragmentation 2.0, which reduces memory fragmentation and increases performance by 5 per cent.

For a smoother and more responsive gaming experience, HyperBoost 2.1 combines FrameBoost andTouchBoost to rapidly predict the state of the phone’s performance and adjust itself to avoid or reduce occurrences of a frame rate loss.

Oppo A15s is powered by a large 4230mAh battery.

Featuring a large 6.52-inch Waterdrop Screen and a narrow bezel, Oppo A15s immerses users in their games or videos thanks to its large 89 per cent screen-to-body ratio. It filters out blue light and alleviates eye strain through its Eye Comfort Filters.

Even in sunlight, the Sunlight Screen gives enough brightness so that users can use their phone under the sun without squinting.

The AI Triple Rear Camera on Oppo A15s enables users to capture clear photos easily. It comes with a 13MP Main Camera, 2MP Macro Lens, and 2MP Depth Camera.

The phone is available at Rs. 21,990.

Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 18 February 2021.