OPPO is about to release a new chip focusing on daily network experience, which may debut on the Reno13 series

OPPO is about to release a new chip focusing on daily network experience, which may debut on the Reno13 seriesToday, blogger @DigitalChatStation revealed that OPPO has been developing small chips, including SUPERVOOCS power management chips, DisplayP2 screen chips, etc., and is about to release a new chip that will focus on improving daily network experience

OPPO is about to release a new chip focusing on daily network experience, which may debut on the Reno13 series

Today, blogger @DigitalChatStation revealed that OPPO has been developing small chips, including SUPERVOOCS power management chips, DisplayP2 screen chips, etc., and is about to release a new chip that will focus on improving daily network experience.

The news sparked heated discussions. Netizens speculated which model the chip would be applied to and its specific performance. The blogger answered some questions from netizens in the comments, revealing some key information.

Regarding why smartphone manufacturers rarely use Unisoc processors, the blogger said: "Low-end phones use Unisoc, high-end phones choose to do it themselves." This seems to imply that OPPO's new chip is not just for low-end models but aims to enhance the network experience of high-end models.

Regarding the absence of an image chip, the blogger replied: "The ISP integrated in the current processors is already powerful enough, you can just call it directly." This indicates that OPPO's new chip is not for image processing but focuses on network optimization.

Currently, the blogger has not revealed the specific model that will be equipped with the chip. According to previous reports from IT Home, OPPO is expected to release the Reno13 series of phones this month, with the larger model premiering the Dimensity 8350 processor and featuring a 6.83-inch custom deep four-curved screen. The OnePlus Ace5 series phones are also expected to be released next month, with the new models in the series featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon 8Gen3/8Gen4 processors.

Combining the above information, we can boldly speculate that OPPO's new chip is very likely to debut on the Reno13 series, bringing users a smoother and more stable network experience.

However, specific information still needs to be confirmed by the official. We will continue to follow the latest developments and bring you updates as soon as possible.