OPPOA78 Lands In Malaysia At RM999
that was released earlier this year. With a RM100 price cut, it does get a downgraded processor but surprisingly, the brand upgraded the phone in other areas to make up for it.
The OPPO A78 sports a smaller 6.4-inch 90Hz display with the same peak brightness of 600 nits but it gets an AMOLED panel with a higher resolution of 1080p. Additionally, the fingerprint sensor has been moved from the side to under the display and it gets a more secure IP54 dust and water resistance rating.
The camera setup of the OPPO A78 is similar to the 5G variant, with a 50MP primary camera alongside a depth sensor on the back while the front houses an 8MP selfie snapper. It maintains the 5,000mAh battery capacity but the charging capability has been improved to 67W.
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