A few days ago we reported the certification of the next Oppo Find X2 by the body of Thai NBTC certification. Well, today the device just mentioned, together with a Realme smartphone with the model name RX2061 would have been caught on the official website of the WiFi-Alliance; the Wi-Fi certification site. Let's find out more!
Oppo Find X2 and Realme 6 Pro certified by Wi-Fi Alliance, imminent presentation?
Let's start with the Oppo with the model name CPH2023, which according to Chinese media would be the Find X2. From the certificate we can find out that the smartphone will arrive with Android 10; a news that does not surprise us as it is a high-end terminal. Unfortunately there are no other interesting details, apart from the presence of 5Ghz WiFi, now a must on all devices.
In any case, Oppo's own CEO, Shen Yiren, has revealed some of the main specifications yesterday. We speak in particular of the display which will have a 2K + resolution, while the refresh rate will be 120Hz, therefore higher than the 90Hz that we have seen on different flagships in 2019. Finally, always Shen Yiren has confirmed that the smartphone will equip the charging technology currently fastest on the market, the SuperVOOC Super Flash Charging with a maximum power of 65W, which is currently only present on Oppo reno ace. Obviously, all the top-of-the-range hardware will not be missing, such as Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor, at least 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 128GB of UFS 3.0 internal memory.
Moving on to the other device certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, the Realme MX2061. Here too we cannot understand much from the certificate itself, as well as the presence of 2.4GHz and 5Ghz dual band Wi-Fi and which will run with Android 10 from the beginning. If instead we want to give it a name, it is very likely that it is a smartphone of the next Realme 6 series. In particular we are talking about the Realme 6 Pro with possible Qualcomm Snapdragon 730G.
