Oppo Reno15
Oppo Reno15 review: The midrange cameraphone to get?
Pros
- Excellent 50MP autofocusing selfie camera
- Strong overall camera performance in various conditions
- Long-lasting 6,500 mAh battery
- Fast 80W SuperVOOC charging with included charger
- Smooth performance for everyday tasks
Cons
- CPU throttling during prolonged stress tests
- Thermal management could be improved
- Screen brightness is lower than competitors
- Limited HDR display due to low screen brightness
- Pricier at launch compared to competitors
The Oppo Reno15 stands out with its eye-catching design and impressive camera system, particularly the excellent 50MP autofocusing selfie camera and versatile rear lenses that perform well in various conditions. Its large 6,500 mAh battery delivers long active use and supports fast 80W SuperVOOC charging.
However, the phone is powered by a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset, which handles everyday tasks smoothly but exhibits CPU throttling under prolonged stress, indicating room for improvement in thermal management. The OLED display offers a higher resolution and smooth refresh rate but falls short in brightness compared to competitors, impacting HDR content.
Despite being a solid phone, its launch price is considered high, and aside from the cameras and design, it doesn't significantly differentiate itself from the competition. Potential buyers not prioritizing camera quality might find better value alternatives.
“So, there you have it. The Oppo Reno15. It's got this eye-catching winter themed design, and what really impressed us were the cameras, especially the selfie cam.”
“The phone is also on the pricier side at launch. So, while the Oppo Reno15 is pretty solid, if the cameras aren't your priority, it might be worth it to shop around for a better deal.”