Oppo Reno2

“On the one hand, it has a premium look and the handling as well as the hardware performance during day-to-day use is very good. On the other hand, a closer look reveals a rather mediocre camera, which essentially only consists of four individual sensors for different scenarios, and a relatively short runtime despite of the large battery.”

“There is a lot to like, even love about the Oppo Reno2. We're willing to go as far as to say that there are very few bits we dislike about the Reno2. Some of the major ones are even subjective, like certain design and software package choices within Color OS. However, it is really hard to overlook the current pricing of the phone.”

“It is, all around, a mid-range. There are no insane compromises that you have to put up with to use this device, and it’s a pleasant experience for the most part. I didn’t run into any major issues that hindered my usage of it. The OPPO Reno2 is a viable mid-range in pretty much any market, and it’s worth checking out if you’re on the lookout for a new smartphone.”

“If you already have any other Oppo smartphone, it's probaby not worth splashing out on the Reno 2. For everyone else, it looks like a good option if you want an Android phone with good cameras, excellent performance and long battery. You may be among those who still do not trust the resilience of motorised cameras. Although we understand your doubts, the wing-shaped design of the Reno 2 seems good and also allows you to have a beautiful screen without notches.”