We know that Oppo is one of the top players worldwide when it comes to patents. Together with Xiaomi it is one of the companies that presents more of them every year. Very often it delights us with cutting-edge devices but unfortunately we know that theirs are patents realization is very difficult. However, we have news from the usual "patent dealer" Leadsgodigital that the brand has patented a new device, this time much more sober than the folding of the previous link, but still strange for a smartphone. It is a device with a particular texture and one Oreo camera style that is very reminiscent of POCOPHONE F2 Pro.
A new patent shows an Oppo smartphone with a honeycomb texture and a rear Oreo camera reminiscent of Ace 2
Not only POCO F2 Pro, but also the new Ace 2. The design of the back is very similar in that the "biscuit" is present on both devices. On 3 March 2020 the company requested authorization from CNIPA and in record time the institution accepted. Like other smartphones of the brand and in line with those that are currently in fashion, the Oppo device presents a single punch hole camera top left. The edges of the body are decidedly round and this goes hand in hand with the curved edges of the display: sinuous lines everywhere.
Ultimately it has nothing too characteristic compared to other devices except that physical keys are missing. Probably the keys corresponding to volume + and - are virtual and can be used via the display. There is only the power button on the right. A round camera system consisting of four large optics. The design reminds us ofOppo ace 2, although this time the camera lenses are significantly larger. The narrow elongated flash is positioned on the left, instead of on the right. The camera system has also been equipped with a unique and very pleasing color scheme.
A special material was used around the screen, it appears to be a kind of carbon fiber with a honeycomb structure that is displayed in a bright green / blue color scheme. Incidentally, Oppo not only registered the design, but that too special color.
Through | Leadsgodigital
