Following its rather monstrous N1 smartphone, Oppo is readying a smaller version called the N1 mini. The petite handset has broken cover on the Chinese manufacturer’s website, revealing its design and a few tantalising details about the hardware.
As with the N1 (our review), the N1 mini is a predominantly white, plastic handset with a silver trim running around its edges. As PhoneArena reports, the smaller version also sports the same 13-megapixel camera as its goliath predecessor, which can be repositioned for both front and rear-facing shots.
Otherwise, most of the N1 mini specs remain a mystery. The webpage confirms it’ll support 4G networks and weighs in at around 150 grams; Oppo will also be shipping the device with Color OS, its exclusive take on Android.
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There could be some other tidbits on the site, but my Chinese translation skills are rather lacking. The top of the page is emblazoned with the date 6/11, which could point to its general release – other publications have suggested an Oppo launch event on June 10, which would align rather nicely.
➤ Oppo N1 mini [via Phone Arena | G4Games]
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