Oppo is stepping into the spotlight again with the official confirmation of the Oppo A6 Pro launch, set for September 9. What makes this date bold is that it collides directly with Apple’s unveiling of the iPhone 17 family, yet Oppo seems unfazed, positioning its new device as a serious contender in the mid-range segment.
The A6 Pro arrives only days after the A6 Max, signaling Oppo’s rapid-fire strategy to refresh its lineup. 
According to detailed leaks, the phone is built around a 6.57-inch flat display with a crisp 1080×2376 resolution, designed to reduce bezels to almost nothing. Under the hood, the device is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chipset, aiming to balance efficiency with reliable performance for gaming, streaming, and everyday multitasking.
Battery life is another highlight: the massive 7,000 mAh cell is paired with 80W fast charging, a combination that few rivals in this price bracket can match. On the photography front, the rear hosts a 50 MP primary shooter assisted by a secondary 2 MP sensor, while the front carries a 16 MP selfie camera. While the secondary sensor appears more decorative than functional, the main lens promises to deliver sharp, versatile shots. The handset’s durability also gets attention, with a sturdy plastic frame and a high level of dust and water resistance – features increasingly sought after by users who want longevity in their devices.
Physically, the A6 Pro manages to stay sleek despite its huge battery, measuring just 7.96mm thin and weighing 190g. Color options include black, gold, and green. Memory configurations start at 8GB RAM with 256GB storage and go all the way up to 16GB RAM with 512GB storage, appealing to both budget-conscious buyers and power users alike. For many, the biggest surprise may be how far Oppo has pushed features like bezel minimization, once reserved for flagships, now appearing in what’s marketed as a mid-range phone. It reflects a broader shift in the industry: even so-called affordable devices now blur the line between premium and mainstream.
With the A6 Pro, Oppo isn’t just offering a spec sheet – it’s making a statement about where mid-tier smartphones are heading. As one observer quipped, “even the crappy phones these days are getting little to no bezels,” and Oppo seems keen to prove that this design trend is no longer an exclusive luxury.