Oppo Reno14 Pro Render Reveals New Design and Upgraded Camera Specs

The Oppo Reno14 Pro, expected to launch within the next couple of months, has surfaced in a new render that gives us a glimpse of its updated design and key specifications. While Oppo has yet to officially confirm the device, the leaked image and details suggest notable changes from its predecessor, the Reno13 Pro.

Unlike the Reno13 Pro’s rear camera layout—where each of the three cameras was placed separately—the Reno14 Pro will feature a redesigned camera module. It will still house a triple camera setup, but with a new arrangement: the primary and ultrawide cameras will be grouped together, while the periscope telephoto lens will sit above the flash.

According to the source, the Reno14 Pro’s camera specs will include a 50MP primary sensor with optical image stabilization (OIS), a 50MP periscope telephoto lens offering 3.5x optical zoom, and an 8MP ultrawide camera.

Design-wise, the Reno14 Pro will retain a premium feel with a glass back and metal frame. However, it will shift from the Reno13 Pro’s quad-curved display to a flat OLED screen featuring a 120Hz refresh rate. Another notable addition is a new “Magic Cube” button on the left side of the device—though its function remains a mystery for now.

The smartphone is also expected to offer IP68/69 water and dust resistance and will run Android 15 layered with ColorOS 15. Interestingly, Oppo will swap out the standard Google Dialer in favor of its own ODialer app.

More information about the Oppo Reno14 Pro is anticipated to emerge as the official launch approaches.