OPPO K13x 5G India launch confirmed: Expected to debut with MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset, 6,000mAh battery, 50MP main lens, and more
Tech enthusiasts are excited to see if the K13x 5G can provide OPPO'srenowned user experience at a price that is affordable, and online buzz has increased.
All eyes are on whether this imminent release can set a new standard for affordability and innovation in India's cutthroat mobile market, as smartphone customers increasingly seek out amazing 5G features without breaking the budget.
OPPO K13x 5G expected launch timeline
It is anticipated that the K13x 5G, the next smartphone, will be released in India later this month. The phone will be sold through Flipkart, the official OPPO India website, and physical retail locations.
OPPO K13x 5G expected specifications
OPPO plans to expand its K Series collection by bringing the K13x 5G smartphone to the Indian market. The handset, which builds on the popularity of the OPPO K13, is made to appeal to consumers looking for a mid-range smartphone that combines performance, durability, and a long battery life.
OPPO is promoting the K13x 5G as a gadget that was constructed using a "durability-first approach." This suggests that the smartphone will prioritize dependable daily performance in addition to strong build quality. It is positioned at consumers seeking a mid-range gadget that is both robust and capable.
However, current rumours indicate that a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset will power the OPPO K13x. A 50MP primary lens and a 2MP secondary lens are believed to be part of the twin camera arrangement on the back. Additionally, the gadget can have a 6000mAh battery that supports 45W rapid charging.
OPPO K13x 5G expected price
The OPPO K12x 5G, which debuted in India in July of last year and cost Rs. 12,999 for the 6GB RAM + 128GB storage option, will be replaced by the OPPO K13x 5G.
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