OPPO recently unveiled their two new phones, the Reno3 and Reno3 Pro. Admittedly, it’s a looker with some pretty (on paper) great specs, and it looks like I’m not the only one to think so. The Reno3 lineup has gotten 1.46 million registrations of interest in China.

But something to keep in mind, is that these registrations don’t necessarily means sales, but rather serves as an indication of how many people want OPPO’s 5G smartphone.

The number of people registered has probably gone up from 1.46 million by now considering it was initial numbers were counted on December 27th.

The Reno3 comes with Mediatek’s Dimensity 1000L SoC and starts at CNY3,399 (RM2000), while the Pro version comes with the Snapdragon 765G SoC with the base model starting at CNY3,999 (RM2350).

Like I mentioned earlier, this doesn’t really mean anything besides users interest. But if people are willing to register for something online, with no immediate benefit, I’m willing to trust they’re serious about the device. There’s no telling till the device gets a global (or Malaysian) launch.