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Oppo confirms R7 unibody and May launch date

Earlier in April we were teased a bezel-less display (which OPPO has revealed that isn’t true) but what they have confirmed now is a May 20th launch date as well as a full metal unibody.

It’s unfortunate that the display is not a thing we will be seeing on the R7 but among other things we now know about the phone is that it will have a 20.7 megapixel rear camera, 4.7 inch screen with a 1080p display resolution as well as a profile that is expected to be under 5mm thick. The phone will also sport a 64-bit MediaTek MT6795 processor.

As for the launch date, the OPPO R7 is to be revealed on the 20th of May and we will be expecting some great things from OPPO come launch.

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