Spotted at TENAA: the Oppo R7s Plus comes with a 6" 1080p display, 4GB of RAM, and a 4,100mAh battery

Dubbed the Oppo R7s Plus, said device got spotted on Chinese certification website TENAA, and lo and behold, it could indeed be a notable improvement over the R7s in a couple of key areas. For starters, the screen real estate seems to be bumped to 6 inches, but a change in resolution is not in the cards right now - Oppo seems to be holding dear to these time-tested 1080p displays, despite the fact that it was one of the first manufacturers to jump on the Quad HD bandwagon back in the day.

Back on the R7s Plus, the TENAA listing reveals that the handset will arrive with the very same chipset-RAM combo that makes the rounds in its toned-down variant. This means that it will likely arrive with 4GB of RAM and an octa-core Snapdragon 615. However, rumor has it that the latter might be ditched in favor of a MediaTek MT6795 chip. A 13MP rear camera and an 8MP front one are also part of the specs sheet, which is similar to the R7s. We have a fingerprint reader at the back, too. A welcome improvement is the inclusion of a larger, 4,100mAh battery at the rear. It will most likely feature Oppo's VOOC fast-charging tech on board as well. 

There is no word on the official announcement of the phone, but the rumor mill claims it will be priced at about 3299 yuans, or roughly $517. Anyone interested?

source: GizmoChina