Oppo Reno 7 Pro Review

Oppo Reno 7 Pro Review

Oppo’s Reno smartphone has been the main product in India for some time and has been since the company has halted throwing new mobiles under the Oppo Find series. This formula used by Reno Pro models has been quite simple to date slim bodies, curving displays, and extremely quick charging. Oppo has opted to update the design of its devices with a modern design, despite the fact that the charging capability stays similar for the all-new Oppo Reno 7 Pro. This flagship model comes with a new SoC, upgraded camera sensors as well as stereo sound, which makes it an adequate enhancement over Reno 6 Pro.

Cost of Oppo Reno 7 Pro

It is the Oppo Reno 7 Pro that is only available throughout a single setting in India that comes with 12GB RAM as well as 256GB internal storage. The price starts at 39,999 rupees. 39,999. This is less than the price Reno 6 Pro was launched at. Reno 6 Pro launched at 39,999. This is a great beginning. This phone comes in two colors: Starlight Black and Startrails Blue.

Design of Oppo Reno 7 Pro

Design is always a huge talk-show feature of the Reno series, and it’s no any different for Reno 7 Pro. Reno 7 Pro. Instead of the curving display or glossy frame that you would have expected The 7 Pro takes a design model from the last season’s Reno 6, featuring a similar flattened aluminum frame and flat display. The bezels surrounding the screen are thin, and together with the tiny hole-punch design and the small hole notch design, the Reno 7 Pro glimpses pounding from the front. I am happy with this design option since I prefer displays that have straight edges rather than curving edges which can make the process of typing and swipes a little difficult.

 

Oppo Reno 7 Pro has an updated complete. Oppo claims that it has employed innovative laser technology to produce hundreds of diagonal micro-etches that are visible at specific angles. The design is very comfortable and doesn’t draw scretch. The camera module has an attractive multi-layered design, and, around it, there’s the light strip, which glows when you receive notifications as well as when your phone is charged. The color of the strip (which would have been great) is unknown. However, you can select which apps or events activate it.

Oppo Reno 7 Pro specs and OS

There’s a new processor that’s part of the Oppo Reno 7 Pro, the Dimensity 1200-Max processor from MediaTek. It’s the standard Dimensity 1200 SoC that has two specific optimizations specifically designed for specifically for the Reno 7 Pro: AI Deblur said to enhance your selfie’s quality and AI-PQ, believed to produce an HDR-like look in normal videos. It doesn’t appear to provide any improvement in performance from this “Max” version of the SoC, however, so for other activities, it’s normal. The RAM of 12GB is expandable by allocating 7GB of storage when you utilize this feature available in ColorOS.

 

Oppo Reno 7 Pro Performance

For approximately a week, I used the Oppo Reno 7 Pro alongside the less cost Reno 7, and the situation was rather simple. The form that the device has is well-designed, the volume and power buttons provide good feedback and the display is extremely responsive and legible even in light. The fingerprint sensor in the display works excellently, as faces recognition. I didn’t experience any unwelcome heating, except for playing games, when the metal back and sides started to get a bit hot. Certain preinstalled applications have a reputation for spamming annoying notifications, however, like I said you can remove the apps.

Videos looked great in the Oppo Pro’s display. The viewing angles were good. HDR videos looked fantastic however I’m not sure what improvement AI-PQ’s feature in this specific SoC made. Regular videos were also adorable and good, however, this might be owing to the AMOLED screen’s great quality.

Camera Sensor Oppo Reno 7 Pro

The cameras of the Oppo Reno 7 Pro have been upgraded over the earlier model. The 32-megapixel camera has a new Sony IX709 sensor. It has an RGBW layout of pixels for improved light sensitivity. It can also support DOL-HDR. It does not have autofocus and the aperture isn’t very wide at f/2.4 and the video recording is only 1080 pixels. The other upgrade is to the main rear camera, which now sports an IMX766 Sony sensor. It’s a famous sensor and recently saw it on the OnePlus 9RT as well. But, Oppo does not have an optical stabilizer this time, which is disappointing. The smartphone also arrives with an ultra-wide 8-MP camera sensor and a macro camera with a 2-MP resolution.

Conclusion

The Oppo Reno 7 Pro is an excellent update of the Reno 6 Pro. Reno 6 Pro and Oppo did the right choice by pricing it more affordable. A flat display with a stereo speaker and a better camera sensor are welcomed improvements. The battery life is also excellent and it’s not a bad thing to be able to charge your phone super fast. Its AI filter features, as well as camera functions, are enjoyable if you want to create social media-ready pictures as well as videos, without the need to play around with other applications.