OPPO Reno4 Pro review: Great design, display and battery, but expensive
The OPPO Reno4 Pro
recently made its global debut from India. Priced at Rs 34,990, the smartphone
is a midrange offering with features inspired by the company’s premium
offerings. These include OPPO’s 3D borderless sense screen — that is just a
fancy name for side-curved screen — and 65W fast-charging capability. Besides,
the phone has a distinct design and 3.5mm audio out port, a combination that
most other smartphones in the midrange segment lack.
Overall,
the OPPO Reno4
Pro seems to be an all-rounder with something in store for everyone. But is it
good enough to justify its premium midrange pricing? Let’s find out:
The
OPPO Reno4 Pro has a thin (7.7mm), compact and lightweight (161g) construction
with ergonomics that feel natural to hold and comfortable to operate. The
phone’s front is dominated by a side-curved screen with a punch-hole for front
camera — that is the only distraction on an otherwise seamless front profile.
The phone’s back boasts a gradient design, which looks dazzling, especially in
the starry night colour variant (the unit we reviewed). Made of plastic, the
back cover is susceptible to scratches. However, its matte texture hides these
scratches and also improves the phone’s in-hand grip. Like the back, the
phone’s frame is also made of plastic and it has a glossy paint covering it,
which may wither away after prolonged usage.
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