Mar 12, Kathmandu - Oppo has launched its new smartphone, Oppo A6, in the Nepali market. The company has stated that this smartphone aims to provide users with a smart experience, featuring cutting-edge features, focusing on long battery life, high visual quality, and a durable design.

Oppo A6 has a 7,000 mAh battery, which is supported by 45W SuperVOOC fast charging. This allows users to use the smartphone all day and reduces the hassle of frequent charging. In addition, reverse wired charging is provided, which can be used to charge other compatible devices.

The phone has a 120 Hz AMOLED display ultra-bright display, which offers smooth scrolling, fluid animations and vibrant colors. The display is clearly visible even in bright sunlight due to the peak brightness of 1125 nits, which makes the outdoor usage experience easier.

In the camera department of Oppo A6, there is a 50-megapixel AI main camera, which is capable of capturing detailed creative photos. IP69 water and dust resistance keeps the smartphone safe from water and dust. It also has an underwater photo and video capture feature, which makes it easy to capture photos and videos in the swimming pool, rain or other water-related activities.
The phone is powered by a 6nm Snapdragon chipset, which ensures efficient performance for multitasking, gaming and daily tasks. The gaming experience and network stability are enhanced with AI Game Boost and AI LinkBoost 3.0.

To maintain stable performance even during heavy use, the Oppo A6 has a SuperCool VC cooling system. In addition, 60 months (five years) of Smooth Flow Protection is available, which ensures long-term durability and smooth use of the system.

The price of the 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage variant of the Oppo A6 is set at Rs. 38,999. Available with zero percent EMF facility and 40 percent down payment option. Customers who purchase before April 11, 2083 will also be given an extended warranty. The phone is available in Sapphire Blue and Aurora Gold colors.

Oppo A6 can be purchased through authorized retail stores across Nepal.