We have further confirmation of its existence and also a certainty about the processor it will integrate: Oppo Reno 4 Lite (CPH 2125) it will all be a surprise. In recent days, the device belonging to the great Reno family has passed the certification Global Certification Forum. Remember that this certification usually heralds the arrival of a mobile device on the market overall. So we can say that the smartphone (perhaps with a different name) will also come to us. But today we also know which processor it will have under the body: it is a MediaTek Helio P95, SoC still not mounted by any device at least by us.
The processor hidden under the hood of Oppo Reno 4 Lite will be a MediaTek: a SoC that we have not yet seen in Europe
You will surely remember that the brand launched the series Reno 3 only in China and India, flying over Europe. And you will similarly remember how Oppo Reno 3 Pro integrated a processor MediaTek Helio P95. Well, it looks like that too Oppo Reno4 Lite will have the same chipset. So what's the difference between the heavyweight of the previous series and the featherweight of the new one? Probably the natural, yet still hidden in the shadows.
The benchmark portal communicates it to us Geekbench, within which this document was recently published. In addition to telling us that the Lite version of the device will have the same processor as its predecessor, we know it will be equipped with a minimum 8 GB of RAM memory and that will come out of the package already with Android 10. But there is a doubt: why will the same MediaTek Helio P95 processor from the previous generation be integrated? In reality the reasoning (as far as it can be shared) is not wrong: it is one Lite version and therefore weakened.
The difference will be mainly in terms of natural. However, in this regard, we do not know how to say anything yet as no official (and non-official) details have emerged about displays and so on.
Source | Geekbench
