On Croma online store, buy this Oppo smartphone for just ₹27,499. Details here
In August, the Reno 7 Pro was given a price cut of ₹3,000 which took its cost to ₹36,999. However, on Croma, it is priced at ₹30,999.
If you want to buy a premium smartphone at a budget of less than ₹30,000, then you may consider Oppo's Reno 7 Pro. The smartphone's 12GB RAM variant is available at ₹27,499 and you don't even have to wait for a sale to purchase it.

In August, the Reno 7 Pro was given a price cut of ₹3,000 which took its cost to ₹36,999.
How to buy Oppo Reno7 Pro at less than ₹30,000?
For this, go to Tata Group's Croma online store, where the variant with 12GB RAM and 256GB internal storage is currently priced at ₹30,999, as per a report in Hindustan Times' sister publication Live Hindustan. On adding the device to the cart, the customer gets a discount of ₹1,500; those using an HDFC Bank card for payment will get additional ₹2,000 off. The total discount, therefore, is ₹3,500, reducing the model's cost to ₹27,499.
Specifications and features of Oppo Reno 7 Pro
The smartphone sports a 6.5-inch FHD+AMOLED display, which has a refresh rate of 90Hz. This product is backed by a 4,500mAh battery with 65W SuperVOOC fast charging support.
On its rear panel, there is Sony's 50MP IMX766 primary sensor, 8MP ultra-wide camera and triple camera sensor with 2MP macro camera lens. For selfies and video calls, Sony's 32MP IMX709 camera is on the front.
The device has a colour temperature sensor as well.
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