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OPPO Set to Launch Latest Addition To A Series Segment

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OPPO is set to introduce the A93 in the Kenyan market, making it the latest addition to the A series family after the launch of the A92 and A52 smartphones earlier in the year.

In what continues to be OPPO Kenya’s strategy to solidify its presence and grow market share in the Kenyan smartphone space, the firm plans to launch the A93 from October 26, 2020, kicking-off with a pre-order phase set to last for a week.

OPPO Kenya’s Head of Communications & Projects Muthoni Wachira said OPPO takes pride in being a brand that has managed to deliver products that speak to the hearts of smartphone consumers, especially millennials.

“This is true with our A series segment that focuses on offering trendy technology with every product, giving users not just the tech but an understanding of their style and giving them a sense of belonging.”

The four major features that define the OPPO A93 include the resolution – which is a 6.43-inch display and 1080 by 2400 pixels screen resolution, the camera – a 48MP camera that gives every finer detail on every subject or object, the RAM – 8GB RAM equipped with Helio P95 to give the phone maximum performance while in use and also while playing games and the battery – a 4000mAh battery.

“OPPO A93 introduces ways to optimize our customers’ phone’s battery life during the day or while they are asleep. We have equipped the device with the AI Night Charging that uses AI Learning through machine learning to understand the user’s sleep habits and charge the phone exactly to 100 percent upon the moment they wake up from their rest,” added Ms. Wachira.

Running on Android 10, ColorOS 7.2, OPPO A93 has an internal storage of 128GB giving the phone maximum storage for files. The phone is small enough to fit in one’s pocket/purse and large enough to fit in one’s palm. It weighs just 164 grams with a glass front and a plastic back.

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