Oppo has revealed that the Reno17 will include four 50MP cameras: a main sensor, a periscope telephoto, an ultrawide and a front-facing selfie module.

The company made the disclosure ahead of a China launch scheduled for November 16, when Oppo will unveil both the Reno17 and the Reno17 Pro.

The announcement confirms that every listed imaging position on the Reno17 will use a 50MP sensor. Oppo did not specify sensor models or optical details in the disclosure.

By comparison, the Chinese Reno16 paired three 50MP sensors with a 200MP main camera. Oppo also issued a global Reno16 in July that used a configuration similar to the one the company now attributes to the Chinese Reno17.

Leaked hardware details

Separate leaks have attributed additional specifications to each model. The Reno17 is reported to use a 6.5-inch display, Qualcomm's Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 system on chip and an 8,000 mAh battery. The Reno17 Pro is said to carry a 6.3-inch screen, MediaTek's Dimensity 8550 and a 7,200 mAh battery.

It remains unclear whether the Reno17 Pro will retain the 200MP main camera used on its predecessor or adopt a 50MP main sensor like the standard Reno17.