Oppo Reno 5G review 5G is here but its not everywhere, so is it worth getting a 5G mobile? By Denis Gallagher. Blistering speed, great camera and something for the selfie takers and selfie haters. Last updated: 12 July CHOICE verdict The wow factor for the Oppo Reno is the flip up selfie camera lens that allows you to do without the dreaded 'notch' on your smartphone, presenting you with a clean display.
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Oppo says that this mechanism can be used successfully more than , times that's around times a day over 5 years. If you drop the phone, the camera will be automatically retracted to avoid damage. We tried this, and it worked.
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Minimal-bezel status is also helped by the in-screen fingerprint reader, which worked quickly and reliably for us. Face unlock is also available. The 'pivot rising' front camera pops out at the top. If you drop the phone, the accelerometer detects the movement and retracts the camera. The back is a smooth, glossy expanse of polished glass -- Jet Black on our review sample, with 'hints of gray and blue gradients', according to Oppo.
Gorilla Glass 5 is used for the back, which is also available in Ocean Green. Because the Reno 10X is relatively thick 9. This is a thoughtful touch, but -- as I do with all slippery slabs of glass -- I immediately slapped on the protective case, thereby rendering the O-dot and the shimmering glass back irrelevant.
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The glass back is shiny and eye-catching, but slippery. The bundled protective case provides much better grip. Buttons and ports are where you expect to find them: power on the right, volume rocker on the left; USB-C and speaker grille on the bottom. There's no 3.
What we like about Oppo Reno 10x Zoom
Although the Reno's pop-up front camera is a neat trick, it does have a major downside in that IP certification for dust and water resistance is not possible. Don't use this handset in the bath -- especially without the grippy protective cover. We noted that the Reno 10x Zoom is relatively bulky, thanks to the cameras being flush to the back of the chassis. This allows Oppo to fit a good sized 4,mAh battery.
We've previously seen the impressive periscope lens in Huawei's quad-camera P30 Pro , which currently leads the influential DxOMark smartphone camera rankings alongside Samsung's Galaxy S10 5G. Optical image stabilisation OIS is available on the Reno 10x Zoom's wide-angle and periscope zoom cameras.
Oppo Reno 10x Zoom review: An affordable alternative to leading flagship smartphones
Despite the similarity of its camera system to the Huawei P30 Pro, the Reno 10x Zoom can't quite match it, particularly when it comes to low-light performance. That said, Oppo's flagship handset does a pretty good job. New features in the latest version 6 of ColorOS include a redesigned control and notification centre, a choice of standard and drawer-type home screen modes, plus redesigned apps clock, calculator, weather, music and others and bigger, more readable, fonts in settings dialogs. The combination of Snapdragon and 8GB of RAM delivers the expected very good level of performance on the Geekbench 4 CPU test: for single-core and for multi-core operation.
Class-leading scores are OpenGL and Vulkan. The Reno 10x Zoom's 4,mAh battery took 2 hours 57 minutes to deplete to 80 percent under the Geekbench battery benchmark for an estimated battery score of , which is an excellent result. You can certainly expect all-day battery life with this handset, even when running a fairly demanding mix of workloads.
Performance and battery life are good, and the industrial design is both eye-catching and robust. The pop-up front camera does rule out an IP rating, and wireless charging isn't supported, but there's little else to complain about.