Oppo Reno X Leak: Wide Candybar Phone Tipped With 200MP Camera, Dimensity Chipset, and 7,000mAh Battery

Oppo appears ready to stake its claim in one of the smartphone market's most unusual new categories.

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Oppo Reno X Leak: Wide Candybar Phone Tipped With 200MP Camera, Dimensity Chipset, and 7,000mAh Battery

Oppo appears ready to stake its claim in one of the smartphone market's most unusual new categories. According to a fresh leak circulating on X, the company's upcoming wide-format candybar handset — long rumored under the Oppo Reno X name — has now had its core specifications revealed, and the numbers are anything but ordinary.

A New Form Factor, Popularized by Huawei

Wide candybar phones — handsets with squat, landscape-friendly screens rather than the elongated displays of conventional smartphones — were recently brought back into the spotlight by Huawei's Pura X View. Oppo has reportedly been developing its own take on this form factor for some time, and the latest tip gives us our clearest picture yet of what to expect.

Display: 6.35-Inch Flat Panel With 120Hz Refresh Rate

At the heart of the Reno X is said to be a 6.35-inch flat screen running at a 120Hz refresh rate. The leak suggests the panel will use a 16:9 or 16:10 aspect ratio, giving the device its characteristically squat appearance. For context, Huawei's Pura X View adopts a 5:3 aspect ratio, which falls right between those two figures — a reminder of just how deliberately wide these devices are designed to be.

Performance and Cameras: Flagship-Grade Hardware in a Mid-Range Line

Powering the device will reportedly be a MediaTek Dimensity 9000-series chipset, though the exact model remains unspecified.

The camera setup is where the Reno X truly stands out from its Reno-series siblings:

  • 200MP main camera with optical image stabilization (OIS)
  • 50MP ultrawide camera
  • 200MP periscope telephoto camera

Notably, the leak also indicates the phone will feature a metal frame, signaling a step up in build quality for the lineup.

Why It's Not a Find-Series Flagship

What makes these specifications particularly intriguing is the phone's placement. Despite hardware that reads like a flagship — dual 200MP sensors and a Dimensity 9000-series chip — the device is expected to sit within the Reno mid-range family rather than Oppo's premium Find series.

Battery and Outlook

An earlier rumor about the Reno X pointed toward a 7,000mAh battery, suggesting endurance will be a major selling point alongside the unconventional design.

As with all leaks, none of these details are official, and Oppo has yet to confirm the Reno X's existence or its specifications. Still, if the rumors hold true, Oppo could deliver one of the most distinctive smartphones in recent memory.