Oppo F1s lands in India with insane 16MP selfie camera and affordable price
Remember that Oppo smartphone with a 16MP selfie camera that has kept surfacing online through variousunofficial channels? Well, it just became official. Meet the Oppo F1s, an Android-based handset that's equipped with a pretty crazy 16MP primary camera.
As was the case with the older F1, Oppo markets the F1s as "The Selfie Expert", and looking at the specs of the secondary camera on the front, it's easy to see why: the Oppo F1s integrates a 16MP selfie camera with a 1/3.1-inch sensor and an aperture of f/2.0.
The Oppo F1s comes with a high-resolution 16MP selfie shooter
We're probably nitpicking, but the addition of Optical Image Stabilization and an LED flash would have gone a long way towards helping the Oppo F1s live up to its nickname.
Selfie camera aside, the Oppo F1s specs are mid-range ones. The display, for one, is a 5.5-inch panel running at a rather modest resolution of 720 by 1280 pixels, which is good for a PPI density of x. The chipset of choice, the Mediatek MT6750 chipset, is another mid-range component, integrating a 1.5GHz octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU.
The main camera takes photos at a resolution of 13MP, shoots video at 1080p, and has a physical sensor size of 1/3.06-inch. The specs of the primary camera are a clear indication that Oppo's main focus with the F1s was the selfie camera.
Selfie camera aside, the Oppo F1s specs are mid-range ones. The display, for one, is a 5.5-inch panel running at a rather modest resolution of 720 by 1280 pixels, which is good for a PPI density of x. The chipset of choice, the Mediatek MT6750 chipset, is another mid-range component, integrating a 1.5GHz octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 CPU.
In the memory department, the Oppo F1s comes with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of integrated storage space. If users need more room for their videos, photos, apps, and documents, an integrated microSD card slot comes to the rescue.
Other specs include a fingerprint reader embedded in the physical home button located below the 5.5-inch display, dual-SIM and microSD compatibility via a triple-slot tray, as well as Android 5.1 Lollipop overlaid with Oppo's own Color OS 3.0.
All of these specs are powered by a 3075mAh battery. Given the relatively low power consumption of the chipset and the display, a full charge should last through a day of moderate use.
The Oppo F1s is priced at around INR 18,000 or about $270 at the current exchange rates. Unfortunately, if you're tempted by Oppo's second-gen "Selfie Expert", we have some bad news for you: the Oppo F1s is not likely to ever reach the US through official channels and importing a unit from Asia can lead to carrier compatibility problems.
What do our US readers think, would anyone be interested in getting their hands on a $270 smartphone with a 16MP selfie shooter?
source: Oppo
All of these specs are powered by a 3075mAh battery. Given the relatively low power consumption of the chipset and the display, a full charge should last through a day of moderate use.
The Oppo F1s is priced at around INR 18,000 or about $270 at the current exchange rates. Unfortunately, if you're tempted by Oppo's second-gen "Selfie Expert", we have some bad news for you: the Oppo F1s is not likely to ever reach the US through official channels and importing a unit from Asia can lead to carrier compatibility problems.
source: Oppo
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