Since 2019, the OPPO logo has featured the brand name written in lowercase using the custom OPPO Sans font, designed by Pentagram in collaboration with OPPO’s internal team. The typeface is rounded, symmetrical, and evenly spaced, highlighting modernity and visual clarity. The current version of the logo is monochrome, most often black letters on a white background or reversed. The brand has gradually moved away from its former green color in favor of a more universal black-and-white identity, especially in global media and digital platforms.
OPPO (full name: Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd.) was founded in China in 2004. Initially focused on audio products, the company entered the smartphone market in 2008 and quickly became one of the top global manufacturers. By 2025, OPPO ranks among the top five smartphone brands worldwide, investing heavily in mobile photography, fast charging, and custom chipsets. Its lineup includes flagship Find X models, the mid-range Reno series, and the OnePlus sub-brand. OPPO operates in over 60 countries and collaborates with premium names like Hasselblad and major sports events such as Wimbledon and Roland-Garros.
