OPPO has today announced that their online retail store is now live on their Australian website.
You won’t find OPPO phones on the new online store, but you will find a heap of OPPO branded accessories including power banks, chargers and cases.
The OPPO accessory store will also soon offer the recently announced OPPO Watch and Enco earbuds, which are due to arrive from September 29th and October 6th respectively.
While the main focus is selling accessories, it will also act as the contact point for redemption of any ‘gift with purchase’ promotions from OPPO’s retail partners.
Michael Tran, OPPO Australia Managing Director said of the launch “We’re thrilled to be bringing this next phase of the OPPO journey to Australian shores. Wearables and accessories are a key part of amplifying the smartphone experience and we’re proud to be broadening our product offering to our Australian users as we continue to build out the OPPO ecosystem locally.”
I had a brief play with the shopping cart and it seems delivery is free which is a good deal.
Getting your hands on official cases and accessories is often hard, so launching an online store to sell these things specifically is a great idea. The store is live now, so if you’re in need of a new case, charger or something else OPPO head over to the online store to check it out.
Daniel has been talking about, learning about and using tech since he was able to toggle switches and push buttons. If it flashes, turns on or off or connects he wants to use it, talk about it and learn more about it. Like this article? Buy me a coffee!
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