ColorOS 7.2 is laid on top of Android 10 here, and offers a couple of smart features we really like. The first is 'Icon pull down', which lets you squeeze all the icons on your screen with a simple gesture to one corner for easy reach. Second is a smart floating bar that can be pulled up from the edge of the screen to bring up a handy list of frequently used tools and apps. It's a sleek, attractive and well-proportioned, but for a mid-range device it's arguably a little pricey. Does that affect the overall proposition? Read on... Vom TÜV Rheinland bereitgestellte Daten. Die tatsächliche Dauer kann abhängig von den tatsächlichen Einsatzbedingungen des Smartphones variieren. Data is based on tests performed in OPPO labs and may vary depending on the product software version and test environment.

No microSD card slot on the phone means you won’t be able to expand its built-in storage - approximately 235GB after system use. While that’s plenty for most, you could deplete that over time if you like to hoard media, take plenty of videos or play games that take up a lot of storage. The equivalent battery capacity is 4600mAh (typical value). The image here is for reference only. Please refer to the actual product. The display is definitely one of the best parts of the overall Oppo Reno 4 Pro 5G experience: running at a resolution of 1,080 x 2,400 pixels, the AMOLED, HDR10+ panel is bright and sharp and a pleasure to use. It's also smooth in terms of scrolling and animations, with a 90Hz refresh rate that is better than a lot of phones at this price point (though not the absolutely best around of course). The screen curves at the sides, giving you an immersive effect, and just about everything you pull up on this display looks great. iPhone 12 Pro line takes such an interest in this sub-section of mobile videography, making the Reno a stand-out alternative, at least in this specific regard.The Reno 3 Pro’s cameras were quite capable and versatile; the Reno 4 Pro 5G, in contrast, has two fewer lenses and a lower spec'd main snapper, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It's a cleaner camera experience, but we found it struggled to capture color and contrast accurately. Often, pictures felt washed out even with HDR. Brightness: Normal: 430nit (typical), overall peak brightness 600 nits (typical) , local peak brightness 800 nits (typical)

The display supports Spotify controls and food delivery information from Zomato and Swiggy and more to be released once they're available. Please inquire local carriers and sales service for detailed information. As the name suggests, the phone comes with 5G on board, so you're future-proofed against the network upgrades that may or may not be happening in your area. At this sort of price though, we would expect 5G to be included nowadays, and you can actually get the next-gen connectivity feature on phones that cost much less. Ultimately, if you like the design of this Oppo handset and it falls within your price range, it's a good choice for your next smartphone – it's certainly not going to let you down in any of the key areas. Just be sure to weigh up everything that the competition is able to offer before parting with your money.

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Fast Charge: Support SuperVOOC 2.0（10V/6A） 、SuperVOOC（10V/6A）、PD（9V/2A）、QC（9V/2A）VOOC fast charge protocols Connectivity The bezels around the curved display are thin and don’t get in the way of your viewing experience, giving the phone an almost all-screen look - save for the selfie-camera cut-out on the top left. It also has a 90Hz refresh rate, which is a welcome addition and makes scrolling through content a lot smoother Basierend auf Tests in den OPPO-Laboren. Die angezeigte verbleibende Batterieleistung kann von Gerät zu Gerät variieren. Um die Genauigkeit der Tests zu gewährleisten, ist „fünf Prozent Restkapazität“ definiert als das Äquivalent von fünf Prozent eines 4000 mAh Akkus, also 200 mAh. The battery capacity retention rate remains more than 88% after 1000 charge and discharge cycles of the current measurement. Based on the data of the Reno8 series, the battery will have a battery capacity retention rate of more than 80% after 1,600 cycles which is approximately equivalent to 4 years of use according to OPPO lab simulation of the user's daily behaviour (full charging-discharging once a day). The data was obtained from OPPO Labs and will differ slightly due to the test software version and specific testing environment.