OPPO has shared the first official teaser for its upcoming Reno 15 series, hinting at what’s next for the popular mid-range lineup. The company posted on Weibo that it will reveal more details about the new phones on November 10 in China. Also Read: OPPO Find X9 Series India Launch On November 18: Expected Price, Specs, And Features
It’s still unclear if that date marks a full product launch or just an announcement event. The teaser doesn’t mention any start time, which usually appears in launch invitations – suggesting OPPO might simply be revealing the official event date later on. 
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Adding to the mix, a recent leak points to November 17 as the likely launch date for the Reno 15 series. Also Read: OPPO Reno 15 Series Launch Date Leaked Ahead Of Official Announcement: What To Expect
Meanwhile, tipster Digital Chat Station has shared an image on Weibo showing the Reno 15’s rear camera design. The phone keeps its familiar squircle-shaped camera module with three lenses and a flash, much like the previous Reno 14 series.
Both the standard and Pro models are expected to feature four cameras in total, led by a 200MP main sensor. According to the leak, OPPO is also working on a new feature that will let users live-stream using the front and rear cameras at the same time – a feature aimed at vloggers and creators.
OPPO Reno 15 Series: What to Expect
The regular OPPO Reno 15 may come with a 6.32-inch 1.5K flat display with a metal frame and MediaTek’s Dimensity 8450 processor under the hood. It could sport a 50MP front camera and a triple rear setup with a 200MP main lens, 50MP ultra-wide, and a 50MP periscope camera. OPPO is also expected to offer IP68 and IP69 water resistance.
The Reno 15 Pro is said to feature a larger 6.78-inch 1.5K flat display. It is expected to run on the same Dimensity 8450 chipset. The device will likely have a glass back for a more premium feel, the same camera setup as the base model, and support for 50W wireless charging. Like the standard version, it’s also expected to carry IP68 and IP69 ratings.