Oppo Reno 14 leaked images reveal the camera layout, side panel design and more

Picture credit: Digital Chat Station

Leaked images of the upcoming Oppo Reno 14 have surfaced online, giving a clear look at the smartphone’s rear camera setup and side panel layout. Shared by tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the photos suggest that Oppo’s next Reno-series phone may feature a design heavily inspired by previous iPhone models, particularly the iPhone 12.

The first leaked image shows the back panel of the alleged Reno 14, revealing a flat white finish across the top half. The camera module adopts an ‘R’-shaped layout, with two cameras placed vertically and a third housed in a separate capsule-like ring. A triple LED flash is also visible within the rectangular camera bump. The design includes metal camera rings and chamfered edges, elements that are reminiscent of Apple’s older iPhone models.

The side profile image highlights the placement of the volume and power buttons. Both controls are positioned on the same side of the device, close to the camera module. The phone appears slim, in line with earlier reports claiming that the Reno 14 would have a thin and lightweight build with a metal mid-frame.

While the leaked images show significant design details, there is still no confirmation regarding the rumoured Magic Cube button. Previous reports suggested that this new button feature could debut on the Oppo Reno 14 Pro variant, but its inclusion on the standard Reno 14 remains uncertain.

The Oppo Reno 14 series is expected to continue the premium build seen on the Reno 13 lineup, which launched in India starting at Rs. 37,999. The Reno 13 and Reno 13 Pro both featured aluminium frames, and it is likely that the Reno 14 will follow a similar approach with an updated aesthetic.

Oppo has yet to officially announce the Reno 14 series, and additional specifications or launch timelines have not been confirmed. However, the leaks suggest that Oppo is aiming for a refreshed design while maintaining its focus on sleek and premium-looking smartphones