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Last updated: 14 Nov, 2017  

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SME Times News Bureau | 14 Nov, 2017
Chinese handset maker OPPO on Monday partnered with telecom operator Reliance Jio to provide special data benefits to new buyers.

According to the new offer, customers who purchase a new OPPO handset and recharge with a denomination of Rs 399 or above will get additional 4G data up to 100GB.

"For OPPO, customer satisfaction and delivering the best experience has always been a key focus area. Through this association, we will be able to reach out to more consumers," said Will Yang, Brand Director, OPPO India, in a statement.

The offer is applicable on the entire line-up of OPPO 4G smartphones.

The company launched F5 smartphone last month that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to enhance selfies.

The handset sports a 6-inch Full HD+ screen with an aspect ratio of 18:9.
 
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