Oppo Reno6 Pro

Oppo is continuously approaching more people by launching more feature-rich and affordable smartphones. The Reno 6 Pro 5G is one of the latest editions to its portfolio. The Reno 6 Pro 5G emerges as the recent popular smartphone. Let's see Reno6 Pro 5G is a bang for your buck or not.

Pros

High-res Camera (wider f/1.7 aperture)

Massive RAM (8GB/12GB)

5G Network

65W Fast Charger

Cons

Not 120Hz, just 90Hz Display

Lack of OIS

No audio jack

No card slot

Design

It is a mid-range smartphone with a symmetrical design, having a flat AMOLED screen with a tiny punch hole and accompanying a Gorilla Glass 5. Get closer to the Fingerprint Unlock, available under screen. The UD Fingerprint is easier to reach and operates faster. usage. There is a USB Type C letting you sync battery power to other devices. All you would find on the back is a Quad Camera setup, oriented vertically. Reno 6 Pro 5G is made of aluminum. Weighing in at 177 grams, the device encourages one-handed. Color choices are Aurora, Black, and Blue.

Display

While screening, you are getting vibrant views on 6.5iches AMOLED display. The drawback is lack of 120Hz refresh rate. There’s only 90Hz mode. Low or high brightness levels are available i.e. 500 nits (typ), 800 nits (HBM), and 1000 nits (peak). The maximum brightness stage works well for outdoors and sunlight cases.

Camera

Reno6 Pro 5G is capable of 4k shooting, thanks to 64MP main camera. You can take enhanced low light photos, as it has wider f/1.7 aperture. Also, there are AI filters like Bokeh and Beauty mode that made photography fun. Contrast and color saturation define pictures well, but you have to tolerate Full HD large file size. For ultrawide shots, there is an 8MP lens with a 120 degree field of view. Optical zoom is only 0.5X, but digital zoom is allowed up to 10X. The third lens is a 2MP macro for close-ups, yet not expect extraordinary. The last fourth is a 2MP depth sensor.

The downside of camera is the lack of Optical Image Stabilization support for video recording. Thankfully, EIS is available.

Coming to the selfie side, Reno 6 Pro 5G brings a 32MP front facing camera of f/2.4 aperture. The results are pretty nice. When using AI filters, keep Beauty mode at 40%, otherwise you would look like a doll or an animated one.

Software

Android 11, wrapped in ColorOS 11.3, offers all modern features i.e. better navigation, dynamic media controls, built-in screen recorder, greater control over conversation, notification history (recalling cleared notifications), and temporary permission for apps for a better privacy. An amazing feature is a Schedule Dark Theme. As the name shows, it lets you choose when your Reno6 Pro 5G should adapt to Dark mode.

Chipset

Though not a top-line Snapdragon, Reno6 Pro 5G’s Dimensity 1200 is offering 5G connectivity and much better performance than the average Qualcomm SoCs. With a 6nm processor, Reno6 Pro 5G achieved 685,715 AnTuTu v9 scores. You have two RAM options, 8GB and 12GB. Choose in accordance with your need, either you are regular gamer, heavy game player, or a multi tasker.

Two storage options are there, 128GB and 256GB. Unfortunately, you cannot expand memory via microSD card, because there is no slot.

A 4500mAh battery endures a full working day on multimedia. Get it lasted for a day on Talk Time, while gaming the handset can't keen on lights entire day. Connect a 65W Super VOOC 2.0 Charge, and get the Reno 6 Pro 5G recharged up to 100% within an hour.

Verdict

Compromising card slot and audio jack bring you Reno6 Pro 5G on the table – that is a tough competitor to any other mid ranger in the mobile market. The starting 8GB RAM, 64MP Quad Cam, 65W Charge, and AMOLED screen are really nice stuff in this price range.

If you are looking forward for a cheaper variant, switch to standard Reno6 5G.