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TechInsights Teardown: Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone

11 November 2022
The Oppo Reno 8 Pro is one of the latest 5G smartphones from the Chinese manufacturer of mobile devices that plays to the domestic and global space. Source: TechInsights

5G smartphones have taken over the global rollout of mobile handsets.

5G revenues are expected to jump substantially in the next year as the growth of 5G continues to take precedence over legacy communication standards and other standards are phased out completely. This is despite a downturn in the overall smartphone market.

The next phase of smartphones is expected to bring faster downloads and a higher level of latency with the proliferation of millimeter wave (mmWave) technology. Additionally, the market will continue to see cheaper smartphones as communications vendors push to lower the average selling price (ASP) on mobile handsets to appeal to greater masses.

The Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone is priced in this area with a sub $600 price point that will appeal to a target audience beyond high-end early adopters. The phone features a Qualcomm baseband processor, Samsung NAND flash and microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) from Bosch.

The following is a deep dive into the Reno Oppo 8 Pro by TechInsights.

Summary

  • Application/baseband processor from Qualcomm
  • NAND flash from Samsung
  • Accelerometer/gyroscope from Bosch Sensortec

Target market: Communications

Released: July 2022

Pricing: $549.00

Availability: Worldwide
The main board of the Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone that includes the main memory from Samsung and the baseband/application processors from Qualcomm. Source: TechInsights The main board of the Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone that includes the main memory from Samsung and the baseband/application processors from Qualcomm. Source: TechInsights

Main board

The main board of the Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone includes a Samsung multichip memory of 8 GB LPDDR4X SDRAM, the Octo-core Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 applications/baseband processor and the NPU image signal processors of Oppo. Other electronic components include:

  • The Class-D audio amplifier from Goodix
  • USB Type-C analog audio switch and Dual SPDT analog switch from Dioo
  • Dual cell buck or boost charger IC from Monolithic Power
  • Display power management from Silicon Mitus
  • Fast battery charger from RockChip
  • NXP Semiconductors’ NFC and secure element chip
  • Qualcomm’s Wi-Fi 802.11 Bluetooth chip and RF transceiver

(Learn more about memory semiconductors on Globalspec.com)

The microphone board is a tiny board that contains the RF components and MEMS to operate the communications of the Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsights The microphone board is a tiny board that contains the RF components and MEMS to operate the communications of the Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsights

Microphone board

The microphone board includes the RF antenna tuner from Qorvo, the MEMS microphone from Goertek and the RF antenna tuner from Qorvo.

(Learn more about MEMS on Globalspec.com)

The sensor board has a color, ambient light and proximity sensor from AMS that is the main component inside the Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsightsThe sensor board has a color, ambient light and proximity sensor from AMS that is the main component inside the Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsights

Sensor board

The sensor board includes the sensors that are used for the application inside the Oppo Reno 8 Pro. This includes the main sensor in the color, ambient light and proximity sensor from AMS.

(Learn more about sensor chips on Globalspec.com)

The main components of the Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsightsThe main components of the Oppo Reno 8 Pro smartphone. Source: TechInsights

Top 10 component costs:

  • $116.05 — Qualcomm
  • $50.38 — Samsung
  • $26.52 — Sony
  • $25.09 — Oppo
  • $6.80 — Qorvo
  • $1.56 — Omnivision
  • $1.54 — NXP Semiconductors
  • $1.08 — Goodix
  • $1.07 — FocalTech
  • $1.02 — Monolithic Power Systems

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