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OPPO previews six-second 4K live photos for Reno17 series

OPPO Reno product manager 张若星 shared sample photos and previewed Reno17's 4K live-photo capture across focal lengths, extending the duration from three to six seconds. Reservations are open for the phones, Watch 5 and Pad Air6. The report separately cites a blogger's claims about the Pro model's display, cameras and battery.

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OPPO previews six-second 4K live photos for Reno17 series
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What to know

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    Reservations have opened for the Reno17 phones, Watch 5 smartwatch and Pad Air6 tablet.

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    Blogger @数码闲聊站 reports a 6.32-inch 1.5K, 120Hz flat display and a 200-megapixel main camera for Reno17 Pro, with battery capacity expected to be around 7,000mAh.

Why it matters

The announcement offers an official preview of Reno17's live-photo changes, while the separate Pro hardware specifications are attributed to a blogger.

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