While Oppo only recently launched the Reno 4 Series in Western markets, the follow-up Oppo Reno 5 line arrived in China and a select few other markets just months later.
Oppo’s Reno line focuses on design as well as media consumption and creation, with this new assortment of handsets sporting near-identical aesthetics but leaning on updated hardware, including flagship-class silicon that muddies the waters between the company’s Find X2 and Reno lines.
Muddying those waters even further, the Reno 5 series isn’t launching globally, but two of its models have launched, re-branded as Find X3 devices.
When did the Oppo Reno 5 launch?
The Oppo Reno 5 line launched in China in December 2020.
The series is unlikely to launch globally, because the standard Reno 5 and the Reno 5 Pro+ have since been re-branded as the Find X3 Lite and Find X3 Neo respectively, making any further launch under the Reno branding unlikely.
How much does the Oppo Reno 5 cost?
In China the Reno 5 series starts at ¥3,299 (approximately £380/€415/$505).
The two models shipping globally cost as follows:
- Find X2 Lite (Reno 5): £379/€449)
- Find X3 Neo (Reno 5 Pro+): £699/€799
What features does the Oppo Reno 5 offer?
Just as the Reno 4 series debuted the company’s “fingerprint-proof” ‘Reno Glow’ finish, the Reno 5 range showcases a new “diamond glow” finish, with leaker Digital Chat Station , sharing macro photos comparing both the Reno 4’s and Reno 5’s finishes, side by side.

Source: Digital Chat Station | Weibo
Now onto the specs, kicking things off with the most recently-unearthed member of the pack – the Reno 5 4G. Rather than simply disabling the standard Reno 5’s 5G modem, the 4G-only option sports a different chipset and a plastic back.
Oppo Reno 5 4G specs:
- 6.43in 90Hz Full HD+ AMOLED
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G SoC
- Rear cameras: 64Mp main sensor 8Mp ultrawide 2Mp macro (?) 2Mp depth (?)
- 44Mp front-facing camera
- Glass front, plastic frame, plastic back
- Android 11 w/ ColorOS 11
- 4G
- 4310mAh battery
- 50W fast charging
Oppo Reno 5 specs:
- 6.43in 90Hz Full HD+ AMOLED
- Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G SoC
- 8GB RAM/12GB RAM
- 128GB/256GB storage
- Rear cameras: 64Mp main sensor 8Mp ultrawide 2Mp macro 2Mp depth
- 32Mp front-facing camera
- Glass front, aluminium frame, glass back
- Android 11 w/ ColorOS 11
- 5G
- Bluetooth 5.1
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- USB-C
- 4300mAh battery
- 65W fast charging
- 159.1mm x 73.4mm x 7.9mm
- 180 grams
While both the Reno 5 and 5 Pro share memory, storage, camera and charging setups, the Pro opts for a larger 6.55in display, showcases MediaTek’s Dimensity 1000+ chipset and weighs a little less than its less-‘professional’ sibling.
Oppo Reno 5 Pro specs:
- 6.55in 90Hz 19.5:9 Full HD+ AMOLED (supports HDR10+)
- MediaTek Dimensity 1000+ SoC
- 8GB RAM/12GB RAM
- 128GB/256GB storage
- Rear cameras: 64Mp main sensor 8Mp ultrawide 2Mp macro 2Mp depth
- 32Mp front-facing camera
- Glass front, aluminium frame, glass back
- Android 11 w/ ColorOS 11
- 5G
- Bluetooth 5.1
- Stereo speakers
- USB-C
- 4300mAh battery
- 65W fast charging
- 159.7mm x 73.2mm x 7.6mm
- 175 grams
Then there’s the Pro+ (or Pro Plus) – aka the Find X3 Neo.
This souped-up Reno 5 Pro blurs the lines of Oppo’s 2020 smartphone portfolio even further by introducing the same flagship-class Snapdragon 865 silicon that you’d expect to find in the likes of the Find X2 and Find X2 Pro – officially the company’s 2020 flagship devices.
As WHYLAB shared on Weibo, the Reno 5 Pro+ trades up to the Snapdragon 865 and comes in an additional plain leather colourway, alongside its ‘glow’ finish.
Beyond that, the Pro+’s standout feature has to be the upgraded camera arrangement; with a 12Mp 2x telephoto snapper, a 16Mp ultrawide camera and the first phone in the world to debut Sony’s forthcoming 50Mp IMX766 camera sensor.
Oppo Reno 5 Pro+ specs:
Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC
Rear cameras: 50Mp main sensor (Sony IMX766) 16Mp ultrawide 12Mp 2x telephoto 2Mp macro
Electrochromic design elements
Colours: Reno Diamond Glow, plain leather
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