Oppo’s Reno17 series could launch in China as early as next month, according to a leak from tipster Smart Pikachu. The upcoming lineup is reportedly set to include two phones with different screen sizes, while retaining the AI button introduced with the Reno16 series.

The information remains unconfirmed, and Oppo has not announced a launch date or detailed the Reno17 range. However, the leak offers an early look at several features that could define the company’s next Reno generation, including a high-resolution rear camera and new editing tools.

Reno17 series may arrive in China next month

Smart Pikachu said on Weibo that Oppo is planning to launch the Reno17 series in China next month. The post does not provide a specific date, pricing information, or details about availability in other markets.

The leak points to two models with different screen sizes. It does not identify the names of those models or explain how their specifications will differ beyond the display-size distinction. The Reno17 phones are also said to keep the AI button seen on the Reno16 and Reno16 Pro.

200MP camera and new editing features tipped

The Reno17 series is reportedly being developed with a 200MP rear camera. The leak does not clarify which model will use the sensor, whether it will be the main camera, or what other cameras will accompany it.

The phones are also expected to add new live video and photo editing features. No details about those tools have been disclosed, so it is not yet clear whether they will focus on recording, post-processing, or both.

Smart Pikachu additionally described the Reno17 lineup as having a “trendy design.” That description does not include specific information about the materials, colors, camera layout, or dimensions of the devices.

Earlier teleconverter rumor adds to Reno17 speculation

The latest claim follows an earlier rumor from August that Oppo was testing a teleconverter lens for the Reno17 series. That report suggested the company could be exploring additional camera hardware for the lineup, but the new leak does not confirm whether a teleconverter will be released with the phones.

More information is likely to emerge before any official announcement. Until Oppo confirms the series, the reported launch timing, camera specification, design, and editing features should be treated as unverified details rather than final product specifications.