With the same chipset, OPPO Reno10 Pro Plus is anticipated to surpass Honor 90 Pro

Photo Credit: OPPO The Honor 90 line-up may be the closest rival for the upcoming (and seemingly forthcoming) generation of OPPO Reno-series smartphones, especially given that both sets of devices may debut with SoCs that are practically comparable to those of their respective predecessors. Even though the 90 Pro may have a main camera with a 200MP resolution rating, the OPPO smartphones are predicted to prevail. Even if the existence of the "Honor 90 Pro" and "OPPO Reno10 Pro+" has not yet been confirmed, they are already being contrasted by the typically knowledgeable leaker Digital Chat Station on Weibo. The 80 Pro and 9 Pro+ successors ought to arrive shortly based on their regular lifecycles, but the tipster predicts that only one of them will succeed as a potential mid-2023 Android mid-range winner. Photo Credit: Pricebaba The "90 Pro" is already expected to contain many of the same specifications as its immediate predecessor, albeit this time around, the fake Dynamic Island display might be 1.5K. However, it's possible that both the 10 Pro+ and Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoCs will power it this time around. While the 80 Pro's ISOCELL HP3 main camera's resolution reduction to 160MP may have displeased some Honor fans, the OEM is now rumored to double down on it in the 90 Pro. However, this could also suggest that the sensor will be "slightly" closer to 200MP this time. Even still, Honor's triple-digit number appears to be on track to surpass OPPO on paper - if it weren't for the rumored new flagship-grade Sony IMX890 sensor on the 10-series flagship. It is rumored to be located in an upgraded (as opposed to not identical to the OnePlus 10 Pro) camera hump that has a lozenge-shaped, perhaps MariSilicon-branded background and housing two round lenses and one square lens. Also Read: The iPhone 15 series is anticipated to be the first dual-processor Apple flagship handsets to go on sale However, OPPO's track record of recycling tried-and-true processors is back, as evidenced by rumours that the Snapdragon 778G would once again be used in the base Reno10 model. However, the Pro, the middle kid, may receive a Dimensity 8200 platform in 2023, which is still very fresh.