Oppo K13x teased as a 'durable performer' ahead of launch
Sagar, 07 June 2025
Oppo launched the K13 in April in India, and "following the strong market performance" of the smartphone, the brand has decided to launch the K13x in the Asian country.
Oppo's Indian branch is teasing the K13x as a "durable performer," which is "designed for users who demand resilience and performance in equal measure."
The Chinese brand also said that the Oppo K13x is "engineered to support the dynamic needs of today's youth" and seamlessly balances strength, design, and practicality.
Oppo K13
Furthermore, Oppo revealed that the K13x will come with a long-lasting battery, ultra-fast charging, and AI-powered camera features. It will be launched in India as a mid-range smartphone and will be sold through Flipkart. More details about it should surface soon.
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