Before you submit the Oppo N1, Oppo accessory called O-Lens, which was an attachable lens with NFC support which never saw the light was filtered, but before the official presentation of the Oppo N3 refiltered some images showing the existence of this accessory, but again returned to disappear from the map. But today December 29, Oppo has officially unveiled the Oppo O-Lens in a press conference in Taiwan.

 The Oppo O-Lens features 10x optical zoom, features optical image stabilization and even includes its own button so we can take pictures with greater ease and a slot for microSD cards. This accessory can be used by placing it in the back of our smartphone and mounting it on a tripod and then control it with your smartphone if you have NFC or via Wi-Fi.

 As you probably already know, this accessory is not an invention of Oppo, because in the past we have seen similar products from Sony, such as the QX30 riding a 20 megapixel sensor and 30x optical zoom. Considering that the Oppo O-Lens has a more discreet than the Sony QX30 specifications, we can also expect that the price is well below the 290 euros for the purpose of Sony.

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