World's No. 4 handset maker aims to double high-end sales in Europe in 2027
Smartphones in the new Find X10 series, launched at an Oppo event in Mallorca, Spain on Oct. 21, feature Hasselblad lenses. (Oppo)
TAIPEI -- China's leading smartphone maker Oppo has said it aims to double sales of its premium smartphones in Europe in 2027, with the global handset industry having to push its high-end products as volumes suffer from the unprecedented shortages and high prices of components.
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