Difference between OPPO brand series
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Difference Between OPPO Brand Series ?
If you?ve ever faced the task of looking for a screen or battery for an OPPO phone, you?ve probably realized that the brand?s catalog is vast. At iLevante.com, we know that repairing a device from the Find X series is not the same as repairing one from the A series. Understanding the differences between the Reno, A, X, F, and Find N series is not only interesting but also essential to buying the exact replacement and not wasting money.
In this article, we?re going to dissect the guts of each OPPO family. We will analyze their components, the quality of their materials, and most importantly, what you should consider when looking for spare parts to bring them back to life.
? Comparative Table: Technical Features by Series
To make your life easier, we?ve prepared this summary table. Here, you?ll quickly see what type of technology each series uses, which is fundamental for knowing whether you need a flexible OLED screen, a rigid LCD panel, or a dual-cell battery.
| Series | User Profile | Screen Type (Replacement) | Charging and Battery | Build Materials | Repair Complexity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Find X Series (Premium Range) |
Demanding users, professional photography. | LTPO AMOLED curved (1-120Hz). High cost. | SuperVOOC 80W-100W. Dual-cell. Wireless Charging. |
Ceramic, Vegan Leather, Gorilla Glass Victus. | ? High (IP68/69 sealing, precision components). |
|
Find N Series (Foldables) |
Innovators, executives, tech lovers. | OLED Flexible (Internal) + AMOLED (External). | SuperVOOC 44W-67W. Divided batteries. |
Steel hinge, ultra-thin glass (UTG). | ? Very High (Complex mechanics, delicate adhesives). |
|
Reno Series (Mid-High Range) |
Content creators, design, and style. | AMOLED (Flat or Curved depending on model). | SuperVOOC 67W-80W. High-speed charging. |
"OPPO Glow" finish, glass, and polymers. | ?? Medium (Careful with back covers and optical fingerprint). |
|
A Series (Budget Range) |
Daily use, students, companies. | IPS LCD or basic AMOLED. | Standard or fast charging (33W). Large capacity (5000mAh). |
Polycarbonate (Durable plastic). | ?? Low/Medium (Accessible and standard replacements). |
|
F Series (Imports) |
Similar to Reno/A, focused on selfies. | Rigid AMOLED. | VOOC Flash Charge. | Plastic or Glass with reinforced chassis (IP69 in new models). | ?? Medium (Requires verifying compatibility with EU models). |
? Key Differences Summary
As you can see in the table, the main difference in terms of spares lies in the screen and the battery. While the A Series usually has more standardized and economical components (ideal for quick and cheap repairs), the Find X and Find N series require advanced engineering parts.
An important technical detail: high-end batteries (Reno and Find) are often dual-cell to support ultra-fast charging. If you install a low-quality generic battery, the phone won?t activate the SuperVOOC charging. Keep this in mind when purchasing from iLevante!
? OPPO Find X Series: The Crown Jewel
The Find X series (like the Find X5 Pro or the recent Find X8 Pro) represents the peak of technology. There are no compromises here. For repairers, these phones are works of art that require surgical precision.
LTPO Screens and Hasselblad Cameras
The screens on this series are not just simple glass; they are LTPO panels that adjust their refresh rate to save battery. When replacing a screen on a Find X, it?s vital to use Service Pack or Premium OLED quality replacements, as a cheap screen will halve the battery life. Moreover, their camera modules, signed by Hasselblad, are large and delicate; a hit to the rear often requires replacing the lens glass to avoid affecting photo quality.
? The best of the Find X Series: Undoubtedly, its screen and premium finishes. The visual and tactile experience (with ceramic or leather backs) is unmatched, offering the best resolution and water resistance (IP68/IP69) in the catalog.
? OPPO Find N Series: The Foldable Challenge
Foldable models, both the ?book? type (Find N2) and the ?clamshell? type (Find N2 Flip), are cutting-edge. But what happens when they break?
?Here you can see our replacement: Complete Screen Oppo Find N2 Flip
Hinges and Flexible Screens
Repairing these devices is costly. The internal screen is a very delicate flexible component. A golden tip: sometimes the problem is not the screen but the pre-installed screen protector that lifts at the fold. At iLevante, you can find specific hydrogel protectors to renew that layer without replacing the entire panel.
? The best of the Find N Series: Its transformation and compactness. Having a tablet in your pocket (or a phone that fits anywhere) with a hinge that barely shows the fold is its great technical triumph.
? OPPO Reno Series: Style and Performance
The Reno series is probably the most popular among those looking for a beautiful and powerful phone without spending a thousand euros. Models like the Reno 12 or Reno 12 F are common in our workshop.
The ?OPPO Glow? Effect and Model Confusion
Be careful here: the Reno series has many variants (Pro, 5G, F, Z). It is critical to verify the exact model (e.g., CPH2629) before buying the screen, as internal connectors change. Additionally, their back covers feature the famous OPPO Glow finish, which resists fingerprints and scratches. When repairing, make sure to buy a rear cover that maintains this textured finish and is not a smooth glossy plastic.
? The best of the Reno Series: The perfect balance between design and quick charging. These phones are very thin and lightweight, charging to 100% in minutes, ideal for today?s fast-paced lifestyle.
?? OPPO A Series: The Workhorse
If you own an OPPO A17, A58, or A98, you own a tank. This series prioritizes battery life and durability. They are the kings of the mid-low range.
Affordable and Durable Replacements
The good thing about the A Series is that their parts are very forgiving. Screens are usually IPS LCD (though the newer ones now feature AMOLED), and their polycarbonate chassis absorbs shocks well. It?s the easiest and cheapest series to repair, perfect for getting started in the world of ?do it yourself? with iLevante parts.
? The best of the A Series: Its unbreakable Battery for Oppo A98 5000mAh BLP989 and its reliability. These phones endure daily wear and tear without complaint, and their repairs won?t break the bank.
? OPPO F and X Series: The Great Unknowns
Sometimes, we come across models from the F Series. Although technically designed for Asian markets, many users purchase them online. Good news! Often, an OPPO F31 shares screens and batteries with a European model from the Reno or A series. In iLevante?s product listings, we always try to indicate these cross-compatibilities.
? The best of the F Series: They often feature superior resistance features (like IP69) and very high-resolution selfie cameras at mid-range prices, being true hidden gems if you know how to find their compatible parts.
? Which Replacement Do I Need?
Knowing your series is the first step to a successful repair. If you have a Find X, invest in original quality; if you have a A Series, find the best value for money. And remember, no matter your model, at iLevante.com, we have the catalog organized so you don?t get the wrong part.
Do you have questions about which screen your OPPO uses? Leave us a comment or contact our technical support!
