Oppo Reno15 Pro
Oppo Reno15 Pro: A Date in NYC with the Ultrawide Selfie Camera
Pros
- High-resolution 50MP selfie camera with 4K video capability
- Versatile 200MP primary rear camera with 3.5x optical zoom
- Advanced AI features for photo editing, including AI Eraser and AI Recompose
- Effective portrait mode with accurate subject cutout and adjustable f-stop
- Strong low-light camera performance
The Oppo Reno 15 Pro is highly lauded for its extensive and versatile camera capabilities, making it a standout device for photography enthusiasts. It combines high-resolution front and rear lenses, all capable of 4K video, with a rich suite of AI-powered features like object removal, intelligent framing, and dynamic portrait lighting effects.
These creative tools and robust performance, even in low light, significantly enhance the user's ability to capture and edit photos and videos. The reviewer found these features made the overall experience more enjoyable and encouraged frequent photo-taking, positioning it as a fun device for content creation.
“That is the Oppo Reno 15 Pro. I had a great time in New York City and having so many camera features like this definitely make it a lot more fun.”
“I also just filming this video felt more encouraged to take more photos throughout the day and I'm really happy that I did.”
OPPO Reno 15 Pro - First Impressions, Mobzilla Flesz Ep. 127
Pros
- High-quality AMOLED screen with 120 Hz refresh rate and high brightness.
- Advanced triple camera system with a 200 MP main sensor and optical image stabilization.
- Very large 6200 mAh battery providing long operating time.
- Fast 80W wired charging.
- Long-term software and system update support.
Cons
- Lack of wireless charging.
- Processor competes with top-tier chips from a year or two ago, not the latest flagships.
- The SuperVOOC charger for fast charging is not included in the set.
The OPPO Reno 15 Pro presents itself as a very solid smartphone that, at first glance, gives the impression of a flagship, offering high build quality. It stands out with its excellent AMOLED screen, an impressive camera setup with high resolution, and a very large battery with fast charging.
Performance is provided by a powerful processor, and the manufacturer guarantees long software support and innovative AI features.
The main compromises are the lack of wireless charging and a processor that, while very powerful, is not the latest absolute top-tier chip on the market, competing with flagships from a year or two ago.
“Looking at it at first glance, everything here adds up and smells somewhat flagship-like. If it weren't for the wireless charging coupled with a very powerful processor, though competing with top-tier chips from a year or two ago that are no longer present, one might assume that the Reno series has been elevated to the status of the most powerful in Oppo's portfolio.”