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Oppo F19 Pro+ 5G, F19 Pro dispatched in India, costs start at Rs 21,490

Oppo's new F19 Pro+ carries 5G to a moderate cost other than great cameras and 50W quick charging.

F19 Pro+ and F19 Pro are the most recent cell phones from Oppo that started offering 5G arrangements as of late with the dispatch of Reno 5 Pro 5G. The pristine F19 Pro+ is the main telephone with 5G availability in the F-arrangement, which gives it influence on the lookout for being future-prepared. Oppo has likewise redesigned the equipment that we will see on the F19 Pro+ in examination with a year ago's F17 Pro. What's more, not simply the particulars, the plan on the F19 Pro+ is new. Other than the F19 Pro+, Oppo likewise dispatched the F19 Pro cell phone that would turn into the mid-level gadget when the F19 shows up later.

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Oppo F19 Pro+, F19 Pro cost in India

Oppo F19 Pro+ arrives in a solitary memory variation that costs Rs 25,990 and the principal deal is on March 17 from all on the web and disconnected stores. It comes in Fluid Black and Space Silver shading choices. The Oppo F19 Pro comes in two stockpiling setups, the 8GB RAM and 128GB stockpiling variant costs Rs 21,490 while the 8GB RAM and 256GB adaptation is estimated at Rs 23,490. The previous goes discounted beginning March 17 while its pre-orders are presently live. However, the offer of the last starts on March 25.

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