Summary
- The OPPO F35 Pro 5G has a 50MP front camera with autofocus and a 100° field of view.
- It records 4K/30p from both the front and rear cameras.
- Its 50MP OIS main camera is paired with an 8MP ultra-wide camera.
- Open sales in India begin on October 11.
OPPO has introduced the F35 5G and F35 Pro 5G in India with a 50MP front camera and 100° ultra-wide field of view, while the Pro records 4K/30p from both the front and rear cameras.
50MP and 100° on the front camera
The F35 Pro 5G front camera has 50MP resolution, an f/2.0 aperture, autofocus, a 5-element lens and a 100° field of view. The 0.6× option uses the full ultra-wide framing for group selfies and more surroundings.
The F35 5G also has a 50MP autofocus front camera with a 100° FoV, but video reaches up to 2.5K/30p through an OTA update. On the Pro, the front camera reaches 4K/30p with EIS.
4K and a 50MP OIS main camera
The Pro’s main rear camera is 50MP f/1.8 with autofocus and 2-axis OIS, while the ultra-wide is 8MP f/2.2 with a 116° field of view. Rear video reaches 4K/30p with EIS/OIS and 1080p up to 60 fps, with Dual-view video also supported.
144Hz display and 8,000mAh battery
The F35 Pro has a 17.22cm AMOLED display, 2772×1272 resolution, 10-bit colour and a dynamic refresh rate up to 144Hz. It uses the MediaTek Dimensity 7360 MAX, UFS 3.1 storage and a typical 8,000mAh battery with up to 80W SUPERVOOC charging.
Price and availability
Open sales in India begin on October 11 at 12:00. No official European price or European availability announcement was found.
More information here.
What we think
For creators, the key feature is the combination of 50MP resolution, a 100° FoV, autofocus and 4K/30p on the front camera. It is a practical package for vlogging, group shots and social content without always relying on the rear camera.
Frequently asked questions
Does the front camera record 4K?
Yes. The F35 Pro supports 4K/30p and 4K EIS/30p.
How wide is it?
The field of view is 100°, with a 0.6× option.
Does the standard F35 record 4K selfie video?
No. Its official specification lists up to 2.5K/30p through an OTA update.
