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update: 4 years on and I still run the same oppo R9s, batteries haven't faulted and still going strong.
Will select oppo again whenever this phone dies.
Will select oppo again whenever this phone dies.
Oppo Phones?
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I ended up changing to the google pixel 4a - just got such a great deal ( I was able to ditch home internet which pays for plan)
I would look at oppo again in the future
I would look at oppo again in the future
I have the (what I consider a unicord model for the price, $230 I think) Oppo A52 that has been faultless since getting it.
I can't comment on the camera (I don't use social media), I only use it for covid check ins and scanning barcodes for my fitness pal (attached a picture of a beer anyway)
6.5" screen (1080x2400)
5000mAh battery that charges in under an hour with USB-C and lasts for days.
And here are the big ones that makes me ngaf about more expensive phones
NFC (never going back to using bank cards)
Dual sim and micro SD card slot and fingerprint scanner in the power button.
I picked up a RealMe C3 (I think Oppo is a parent company?) which is almost identical except for an unnoticeable decrease in resolution, lower quality camera (but again, haven't tested) and moving the fingerprint scanner to the back of the phone - on special for $99 at optus.
I looked at the Apples with similar size screen and only the Max (6.7" screen but has the big notch) was the same size, good luck convincing me to pay the $1600 difference.
Oppo/Realme every time from now on.
I can't comment on the camera (I don't use social media), I only use it for covid check ins and scanning barcodes for my fitness pal (attached a picture of a beer anyway)
6.5" screen (1080x2400)
5000mAh battery that charges in under an hour with USB-C and lasts for days.
And here are the big ones that makes me ngaf about more expensive phones
NFC (never going back to using bank cards)
Dual sim and micro SD card slot and fingerprint scanner in the power button.
I picked up a RealMe C3 (I think Oppo is a parent company?) which is almost identical except for an unnoticeable decrease in resolution, lower quality camera (but again, haven't tested) and moving the fingerprint scanner to the back of the phone - on special for $99 at optus.
I looked at the Apples with similar size screen and only the Max (6.7" screen but has the big notch) was the same size, good luck convincing me to pay the $1600 difference.
Oppo/Realme every time from now on.
I'm one of those very rare people that barely use their phone but wouldn't mind a half decent camera and I hate the old Samsung I have.
Given how little use it gets can't really justify spending much so thinking about buying an Oppo A77 for $400.
Given how little use it gets can't really justify spending much so thinking about buying an Oppo A77 for $400.
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They are s**t. The cameras are good but the rest of the hardware suck and they don’t last long. Do not
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First one lasted over 4 years only replaced due to majority of the apps not working with the older software/hardware, onto my second one and its been over a year and very happy with it. I only use my phone for basic needs, I dont game or work through it. Very happy with my second oppo that cost $370ish, only thing that shits me is that it's origin of manufacture.
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