Oppo

Oppo, a prominent player in the global smartphone market, was founded in 2001 by Tony Chen. The company initially focused on manufacturing DVD players and other consumer electronics before shifting its attention to smartphones. Oppo made its foray into the smartphone industry in 2008 with the launch of its first smartphone, the Oppo Ulike 2. While not widely known outside of China at the time, the Ulike 2 showcased Oppo's commitment to innovation and design. It featured a front-facing camera with beautification features, catering to the growing demand for selfie-centric smartphones. This strategic move laid the groundwork for Oppo's future success in the smartphone market, establishing it as a key player in the industry known for its emphasis on camera technology and sleek design aesthetics.